CCBER
Campus Flora Project
Cercis

Project Manager: Rachel Alford

Former UCSB Chancellor Dr. Vernon Cheadle (1962-1977) envisioned a university where learning was not confined to buildings. He sought to develop the campus environment into an outdoor classroom. Extensive ornamental horticulture now provides a unique opportunity for learning and also fulfills his dream. The diversity of plants is vast and makes up a unique living collection. There are species from six different continents and hundreds of plant families represented. With the long-term goal of obtaining arboretum status for the campus, the Campus Flora Project, funded by the Elvenia Slosson Foundation, aims to identify, map and catalog these plants. So far, over 5,000 plants have been mapped and entered into a custom database. Below, you can follow a link to view an interactive web map displaying this information. The map can be customized based on a number of different search criteria. A walking tour showcasing some of our campus trees is available at the Visitor Center and can be downloaded from the link below.

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CCBER Collections

Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration • Department of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology
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Last Modified 2-October-09