Volunteer at Pollinators in the Garden workshop at Posner Center
Support DUG's Pollinators in the Garden workshop at Posner Center — help participants learn how to attract and support bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects.
Why we picked this
Help run a workshop on pollinators and biodiversity at Posner Center — an evening session where participants learn which plants attract bees and butterflies and how to design a more habitat-friendly garden.
DUG’s Pollinators in the Garden workshop is part of their broader effort to help community gardeners understand the role of beneficial insects in a healthy growing space. The July 30 session at Posner Center covers which plants attract pollinators, how to design pollinator-friendly garden areas, and why biodiversity matters in urban gardens.
Volunteers help with setup, support participants during activities, and assist the DUG educator as needed. The workshop runs from 6:00 to 8:00 PM — a weeknight evening that fits after work.
Posner Center for International Development is a shared space in Denver used regularly by DUG for workshops and education programs. The Pollinators in the Garden series is part of DUG’s sustainability programming across their 180+ garden network.