The UNF Botanical Garden’s mission is to foster environmental conservation, sustainability, biodiversity and stewardship of healthy ecosystems for the purpose of education, research, and community outreach through natural and unique living garden displays. Across the University’s beautiful campus of nearly 1,600 acres, the Botanical Garden staff and volunteers work to preserve the natural native and ornamental horticulture while providing recreation and educational opportunities, awareness and understanding.
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The UNF Botanical Garden’s mission is to foster environmental conservation, sustainability, biodiversity and stewardship of healthy ecosystems for the purpose of education, research, and community outreach through natural and unique living garden displays. Across the University’s beautiful campus of nearly 1,600 acres, the Botanical Garden staff and volunteers work to preserve the natural native and ornamental horticulture while providing recreation and educational opportunities, awareness and understanding.
Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
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Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
Building 58W, John A. Delaney Student Union, Third Floor, Ballrooms C&D
Building 57, Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Butterfly Garden (east side of the building)
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