In the lobby of the Nevin Welcome Center, works of art and plant-focused displays change throughout the year.
Note: The Nevin Welcome Center is closed until further notice.
Welcome Center Hours
Our grounds are open to the public. Visitors are required to wear a face covering, maintain at least a 6-foot distance from others, and visit alone or in small family groups. No available restrooms. Photo and video restrictions in place.
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Being Part of the Whole
Student art expressing the interconnectivity between humans and the natural world.
Ash Trees: A Story of Relationships, Loss, and Hope
Created by graduate student Bailee Hopkins-Hensley, this exhibit showcases how this invasive pest has upset the intricate relationships ash trees have with the world around them and how the loss of these trees has impacted Haudenosaunee communities, Indigenous people to this area.
Past Exhibits
Explore plants indispensable to cultures around the world.
Past Exhibit
White Pine: Tree of Peace
The white pine is a powerful cultural symbol of peace to the Haudenosaunee.
Past Exhibit
Peppers Around the World
Cultivated peppers traveled from Central and South America to quickly make their way around the globe.