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Fort Worth garden’s visitation, funds once struggled. Years later, private-public model still strong
Summary by The Fort Worth Editorial Desk Nicole Lopez , as published by Fort Worth Report
· September 7, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The garden merged with a research institute in late 2020. A private-public partnership was envisioned to benefit a botanical garden.
A private-public partnership was envisioned to benefit a botanical garden. Leaders had decided on private management, but the details of the partnership were still unclear. They considered evolving into a nonprofit to create financial support and guidance.
The garden merged with a research institute in late 2020. Since then, it has seen increased attendance and public engagement. Projects have also been deployed more quickly than they would have otherwise.
Further details about the garden's progress and partnership are available. The executive vice president has commented on the garden's development and the benefits of the private-public model.
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Category: arts Published: September 7, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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