Growing

Duke Gardens’ Magazine
Issue 2023

“It’s such a gift to Duke employees and to the greater Durham area that we have Duke Gardens. It’s a gift that originally the Duke family gave us, and everyone’s donations and gifts have sustained it.”

Lesley Stanford

Lesley Stanford

Pediatric Nutritionist, Duke Children’s Hospital and Health Center

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Asiatic Pond at Duke Gardens

Growing with the Flow: Managing Stormwater in a Changing Climate

By Katherine Hale
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Leveraging Nature to Create Art and Belonging

By Liani Yirka
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Did you know...

Pine Clouds Mountain Stream uses recirculating water?

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Nature Walk

Learning from Teaching: Equity Through Stories Intern Branches Out with Many Roles

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A living Laboratory

A Living Laboratory: Academic Partnerships Lead to Immersive Learning Experiences

By Katherine Hale
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Wheatcraft

Endowment Support Creates a Lasting Legacy

By Christina Johnson
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A living Laboratory

A Prescription for Happiness: Duke Gardens Becomes a Second Home for a Duke Hospital Resident & Family

By Sunny Gu
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Student & Community Engagement

Introduction
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Growth in the Gardens

flowers

Fiscal Year
2022 – 2023

Honor Society

Close-up of ferns

Fiscal Year
2022 – 2023

Annual Report