Denver Urban Gardens is an organization that supports Denver residents in creating sustainable, food-producing neighborhood community gardens. The nonprofit organization recently planted six food ...

Denver Urban Gardens (DUG), a nonprofit that promotes sustainable spaces, is receiving federal recognition for implementing solutions to the "heat island effect" in Denver’s underserved communities.

Volunteers with Denver Urban Gardens plan to plant 300-400 trees and plants, revitalizing food forests in underserved communities for better nutrition. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Denver Urban Gardens built its 200th community garden and 20th food forest on plot of land at 48th Avenue and Julian Street. Partnership with Denver Parks and Rec. Skip Navigation ...

DUG currently oversees 200 community gardens across six metro Denver counties, including 66 school-based community gardens and 20 food forests, according to information from the organization's ...

LoriAnn Bird, a Food Forest Steward and the author of a book about plants called Revered Roots, and Leona Brown, VUFFF's Indigenous Advocate, tend a forest garden in Vancouver, on Sept. 14. Jimmy ...

Benefits of food forestry. When it comes to food forestry, “It’s actually focused on doing less work, not more,” says Tony Dickey, a core volunteer heading up pollinator initiatives at ...