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      • Southern red oak
      • Willow Oak
      • White oak
      • Pitch-pine
      • Shortleaf Pine
    • Shrubs & Lianas >
      • Greenbriar
      • Inkberry
      • Mountain laurel
      • Sheep laurel
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      • American Holly
      • Atlantic White Cedar
      • Black cherry
      • Blackgum
      • Eastern Redcedar
      • Grey birch
      • Persimmon
      • Red Maple
      • Sassafras
      • Sweetbay magnolia
      • Sweetgum
    • Moss and Lichens >
      • Lichens
      • Sphagnum moss
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Stockton University
Trail Maps ​&
Self-Guided Nature Trail

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Learn ID features for pine barrens trees, shrubs, flowering plants, lichens, and more on campus with the self-guided nature trail.

Welcome to the Stockton University Trail Map page. Here you can find maps for trails on campus and information about the self-guided nature trail on campus. The self-guided nature trail is intended for Stockton visitors, students, faculty, and other community members who are curious about the environment. 

How to use the QR codes

QR codes are scattered along the campus trails with information about trees and plant communities. If you'd like to scan the codes to learn more while hiking, hover your smartphone over the QR codes. You will be redirected to this website. 

Explore the trails on campus, plan a hike, and learn about the environment


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Trail Maps

View maps for trails on Stockton University's campus

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QR code Nature Trail

See all the information available from the QR codes and download an optional brochure. 
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iNaturalist Project

See all the species recorded on campus along the Stockton University Nature Trail

www.inaturalist.org/projects/stockton-university-self-guided-nature-trail-2022

Print your own copy of the Trail Map and Species List

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Download the .pdf here:
nature_trail_brochure-2.pdf
File Size: 5866 kb
File Type: pdf
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About the Nature Trail

The self-guided nature trail was developed as a graduate assistantship project by Elizabeth DeCicco, an Environmental Science P.S.M. student. The trail was mapped in ArcMap. QR codes link trail users to information about trees, shrubs, and general ecology. A brochure is available online with common trees and shrubs found on campus and a printable map.

While mapping the trails, Elizabeth also created an iNaturalist project featuring plants along the trail. This data will be used to create a species list for the campus. The iNaturalist Project automatically gathers observations made on campus so they can all be viewed on one page. After the trail mapping is complete in May 2022, the project will be open to the public. You may also request to join the project early.

Elizabeth is an illustrator and amateur botanist/mycologist. Elizabeth studied art as an undergraduate at Stockton University and Botanical Illustration at the New York Botanical Garden. Illustrations featured on this website were done in pen & ink and are copyright of the artist.

To see more work by the artist, visit her personal website: 
Elizabeth DeCicco Botanical Art Homepage

Interact with the trail

Use your smart phone to access information linked to the QR codes. If you prefer, the same notes are available as a brochure you can print and bring on your next hike. 

Trail Mapping Guide

If you are interested in learning how the QR codes and map were developed, check out the blog for a short guide. 
Trail Mapping Blog
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