Osiris Mancera, Author at Denver Urban Gardens

DUG Team News

Welcome Linda Appel Lipsius, our new Interim Executive Director

As summer has transitioned into fall, DUG has also been undergoing deep changes. While 2020…

Osiris ManceraOctober 22, 2020

Community News

Check out our new film, “The Portal”

Pioneering hemp CBD brand, Charlotte’s Web Inc., has recently launched its inaugural film festival, “Our Stories,”…

Osiris ManceraOctober 9, 2020

Community News

Facts about the El Oasis Land Sale

Denver Urban Gardens At a Glance Denver Urban Gardens (DUG) was founded in 1985 on…

Osiris ManceraSeptember 15, 2020

Community News

Black Lives Matter.

Words matter-- but they are not enough. Black Lives Matter. We recognize the power of…

Osiris ManceraJune 1, 2020

Community Gardens and Food Forests News

Helping Students Blossom

On a beautiful Thursday in September, a group of Little Elementary 6th grade students gather in…

Osiris ManceraJanuary 9, 2017

Community Gardens and Food Forests News

Hands, Minds, & Resources

Osiris ManceraJanuary 9, 2017

Gardens and Food Forests News

An Incredible Privilege: Emily Frost, former Director of Garden Support

I first heard about Denver Urban Gardens (DUG) in August of 2010, when I walked…

Osiris ManceraDecember 13, 2016

Gardens and Food Forests News

Samuels Community Garden’s Donation Program

Like many of our school-based community garden leaders, Kristy Sawyer, co-founder of the Samuels Community…

Osiris ManceraDecember 2, 2016

Gardens and Food Forests News

It’s Never Too Late to Learn: Kurtis Keele, Garden Leader at Lowell Street Community Garden and Barnum Orchard

My name is Kurtis Keele, and I’ve been a garden leader at Lowell Street Community Garden for about 15…

Osiris ManceraNovember 29, 2016

Gardens and Food Forests News

Opening Doors: Miguel Martinez, former Farm Stand Intern

My name is Miguel Martinez. I’ve lived in Whittier my whole life. Born and bred…

Osiris ManceraNovember 28, 2016

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