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Greenberg Legacy Gift

A love of plants that grew into a legacy gift for our horticultural collections

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Paul DuBowy '75

Legacy Gift for Wetlands Conservation Internship

habitat restoration in the mundy wildflower garden
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Sustainable Landscapes Trail Highlights Numerous Cornell Botanic Gardens Sites

New signs cropped up around Cornell Botanic Gardens in summer 2018—markers for sites on Cornell University’s Sustainable Landscapes Trail.

David Bandler
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New Endowment for Fischer Old-Growth Forest

Cornell Professor Emeritus David K. Bandler ’55, MPS ’71, and his wife Lenore have established a new endowment at Cornell Botanic Gardens for the Fischer Old-Growth Forest Natural Area support the continued conservation, maintenance, and enhancement of the entire 100-acre natural area.

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New pedestrian signs connect campus

A series of 23 pedestrian wayfinding signs now connect North Campus, the Arts and Ag Quads and Cornell Botanic Gardens along Beebe Lake and nearby trails.

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Campus Trail Flooding and Closures Update

Multiple trails are closed due to flooding.

Pedestrians stroll along daffodils in F.R. Newman Arboretum
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The Arboretum and Cascadilla Gorge are now open

The gates are now open from dawn to dusk.

Steve Henhawk harvesting heritage beans
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Cornell Botanic Gardens brings new Cayuga language class to life

Class instructor Stephen Henhawk, Cayuga speaker and historian, discussed his class in this three-minute video.

Vistors in the gardens wearing masks.
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Private: COVID-19 Visitor Requirements

At Cornell Botanic Gardens, we’re pleased to make our grounds, trails, and outdoor spaces available to the public during the COVID-19 crisis. With your help, we can keep our grounds open. In...

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