DukeEngage in Portland, Oregon participants assist with agricultural sustainability efforts at Zenger Farms. 

DukeEngage students partner each year with CET Academic Programs to participate in building and education projects with local Vietnamese roommates in a rural area of Central Vietnam.

Jamie Patrick pursued an independent project in three different communities in Liberia, where he partnered with West African Youth Agenda Against Corrupt Practices--an agriculturally focused non-profit. The project provides community members with "a sustainable livelihood from the produce that they sell, and a sustainable food source from the portion that they keep for themselves.

Rachel Hammer, DukeEngage in Durham 2010, spent her summer volunteering on an Eno River project that addressed invasive vegetation crowding out plant life that benefit native wildlife.

Four DukeEngage students are planting hundreds of native plant species, including this fern, to a project site in the headwaters of the Neuse Basin in Hillsborough, N.C., as part of a storm water management and stream restoration initiative. The project concludes with similar work in Beaufort, N.C.