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Transcript
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NARRATOR: The New York Botanical Garden is a stunning oasis of natural beauty, a grand museum of plants. The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, one of the last grand Victorian glasshouses left in the world, opened in 1902. In everything it does, the garden is an advocate for the plant kingdom.
KIM TRIPP: This garden has really stuck to its guns, to its very important museum mission, for its entire life—of working very diligently on the science of the plants of the world, the horticulture, the growing, the living collections, and the education, bringing the knowledge and the experience of all these plants to the public. And what better sort of thing can you go home at the end of the day knowing that you've contributed to than that?
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NARRATOR: The New York Botanical Garden is a stunning oasis of natural beauty, a grand museum of plants. The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, one of the last grand Victorian glasshouses left in the world, opened in 1902. In everything it does, the garden is an advocate for the plant kingdom.
KIM TRIPP: This garden has really stuck to its guns, to its very important museum mission, for its entire life—of working very diligently on the science of the plants of the world, the horticulture, the growing, the living collections, and the education, bringing the knowledge and the experience of all these plants to the public. And what better sort of thing can you go home at the end of the day knowing that you've contributed to than that?
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