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Denver Botanic Gardens is at the Beijing Olympics!

No, not in pole-vault (with sunflowers) or fencing (with pruning sheers) or swimming (among the lilies), but as a part of an international exhibit of botanic gardens called  “Homes for plants, Gardens for humans” located at the Science & Technology Park at the Olympic Village, Beijing. This exhibit highlights what over 70 botanic gardens (including ours) are [...]

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First Concert of Summer

Cool smooth sounds of soul fill me.  Pink clouds dust my cheek and wine lingers on my lips.  A crescent moon appears over our shoulders.  Friendship and community surrounds us.  My heart swells and life is good. Good vibes abound as I listen to the Neville Brothers at the first of our summer concert series. [...]

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Congrats to Maggie

Please join me in congratulating my University of Denver graduate student, Maggie Gaddis, on the successful defense of her masters thesis, “Environmental impact of restoration of riparian ecosystems: fitting Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) into the picture.” This research was funded by a grant to Denver Botanic Gardens by the Center for Invasive Plant Management [...]

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