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      Descanso Gardens Breaks Ground on Major Sustainability and Education Projects

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      Community leaders and supporters at Descanso Gardens broke ground on three major improvement projects (Photo – Office of Kathryn Barger)

      On Monday, May 18, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger joined community leaders and supporters at Descanso Gardens to break ground on three major improvement projects designed to strengthen sustainability, expand educational opportunities, and enhance the visitor experience.

      By News Desk

      The projects include a new stormwater capture and reuse system expected to collect and recycle 20 million gallons of water annually, rehabilitation of the gardens’ lake, and the creation of a three-acre Nature Discovery Garden.

      According to officials, the improvements will help Descanso Gardens manage water resources more effectively while creating new environmental and educational opportunities for visitors of all ages. The projects are also expected to improve habitat conditions for local wildlife and further enhance the botanical garden’s natural landscape.

      The investment marks a significant step toward long-term environmental stewardship and visitor engagement at Descanso Gardens, a popular destination known for its expansive botanical collections and natural beauty.

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      Descanso Gardens Breaks Ground on Major Sustainability and Education Projects (Photo – Office of Kathryn Barger)

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