Listen: How Community Gardens Can Make Cities Stronger
In a time when cities often feel fragmented and impersonal, Denver Urban Gardens is cultivating more than food — it’s nurturing connection. Executive director Linda Appel Lipsius leads a network of over 200 community gardens and food forests that produce hundreds of thousands of pounds of hyper-local produce annually, all while creating shared spaces that draw neighbors together. This story is about more than gardening: it’s about resilience, community, and how tending to the land can help us tend to each other. Tiffany Owens Reed with leads the conversation; listen below.
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