Janine Antoni

3 weeks ago | kansan.com | Janine Antoni |Erin Socha

As the weather warms up, students itching to experience a bit of the great outdoors can find a surprising amount right here on campus if they know where to look. From quiet study spots enhanced with native flowers to hiking trails and birdwatching opportunities, KU’s campus offers a wide variety of natural respites. “There’s a lot that people just don’t know about,” said Avery Johnsmeyer, president of the KU Botany Club and a sophomore studying microbiology and environmental studies.