Native Trees of Indiana River Walk
Tree Walk Maps
Native
Tree Information by Common Name
Native Tree Information by Scientific Name
Native Shrubs, Wildflowers, Vines, Wildlife, Etc.
Non-Native Invasive Species
Riverbank, Stream Bank and Woods Restoration
Links of Interest
Forests of Indiana: a 1998 Overview
Last Updated
02/02/2016
Comments/Questions:
smitht@pfw.edu
Walk along the St. Joseph River as it flows past the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) and learn about native trees of Indiana. The trailhead is located at the southwestern end of Parking Lot 10, which is the lot closest to the intersection of Coliseum Boulevard and North Anthony Boulevard and is connected to the River Greenway. The walk is currently a 1.25 mile (one way) lighted, eight feet wide asphalt trail, which features more than 100 tree species native to Indiana. The trail provides an opportunity to see live specimens of our native plants, wildlife, and other interesting organisms in an urban, easily accessible, natural setting.
Follow the link to the Tree Walk Maps. The tree lists contain links to pages for each of the featured tree species.
The
individual page for each tree includes:
- Common and scientific names
- Map of the natural range of each tree in Indiana
- An interesting tidbit of knowledge regarding that tree species
- An inventory number from the Tree Inventory
- Photos of that species including leaves, fruit, flower, habit, etc.
Enjoy your walk!
Tree Walk Tuliptree River View
Jack-in-the-pulpit Downy Serviceberry Pawpaw
This project is made possible by a
grant
from the
USDA Forest Service Northeastern Area and
the
IDNR, Division of Forestry
, Community & Urban
Forestry
Program. http://www.in.gov/dnr/forestry/