Welcome to Stockton University!

Our campus plays host to an abundance of wildlife and

different types of habitat. Our beautiful public trails make it easy for anyone to enjoy.
Project by Megan Dimarcantonio, Kevin Briede, and Kevin Carr

What types of Learn more about

habitats are on these unique
campus? environments!
At the locations
Upland Forest indicated by color-
Oak and Pine coded dots on the map,
dominated, well we have placed
informational plaques
drained soils discussing the different
habitats. There are also
Lowland Forest QR codes on the service
Pine and Oak road that link to more
Dominated, information about the
wetter soils burn areas.
You Are Here!

Cedar Swamp Distances

Atlantic White Cedar,
saturated soils, often
flooded
Lake Fred
Man-made lake, now
host to many
reptiles, amphibians,
and fish
N
Burned Areas
Pitch pine dominated,
understory limited by
periodic controlled
burns
Cicindela sexguttata
Loop around Lake
Fred: 1.05 mi
Dark Path: 0.4 mi
Light Path: 0.25 mi
N-wing Trail: 0.4 mi
Shady Lane: 0.3 mi
Service Road: .03 mi
Delaware Avenue:
0.5 mi
1000 ft
Shoutouts:
Six-Spotted We would like to thank Weihong Fan, Susan Allen, George Take precautions to avoid ticks and
chiggers. Stay on paths, and be sure to
Tiger Beetle Zimmerman, Tait Chirenje, Jamie Cromartie, Cynthia Gove &
the Plant Management team. use bug spray when using trails, especially
Fly Agaric in the summer and fall.
Website: https://stocktonuniversitytrails.weebly.com/ Amanita muscaria