Linda Appel Lipsius is the executive director of Denver Urban Gardens, a network of community gardens that produce 650,000 pounds of food annually. She discusses the benefits of community gardens and how a permaculture design philosophy can make cities resilient.
Read MoreFor 45 years, this Denver organization has been seeding community, one garden at a time.
Read MoreSophia Hosain leads community composting programs to help strengthen local economies and food systems.
Read MoreThe actual tracks are gone, but the “other side of the tracks” divide remains. Can a community garden on the site of the old rail line help knit the town back together again?
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