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The Trees of Cornell

In a 2009 survey, this 350-year-old white oak on the southern end of Libe Slope was identified as the oldest tree on Cornell's main campus.
In a 2009 survey, this 350-year-old white oak on the southern end of Libe Slope was identified as the oldest tree on Cornell's main campus. Photo Credit: Robert Barker (UREL)
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This online exhibition brings the beauty of Cornell's trees to you, wherever you are. Explore the many species of trees that grace Cornell's campus, search for your favorite tree, and download and color sugar maples, silver lindens, American elms, and more. We hope you can revisit our trees in person one day soon, but in the meantime, we invite you to enjoy this online celebration of the trees of Cornell.

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