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It's In Denver's Nature

Denver Community Media

7 episodes

2 weeks ago

Welcome to the ‘It’s In Denver’s Nature’ podcast—a mini-series that will explore the ways in which the City and County of Denver is creating a more resilient parks and recreation system that can support the health of a growing city while investing in the fight against climate change. From conserving water, transforming landscapes, growing the urban canopy and protecting habitats, to instilling the spirit of environmental stewardship in Denverites of all ages, we are doing our part to make Denver more resilient for the future. We must. It’s in our nature.

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Water Conservation

It's In Denver's Nature

31 minutes 59 seconds

2 years ago

Water Conservation

In episode three of ‘It’s In Denver’s Nature’ the Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) Resiliency team is joined by DPR Water Conservation Manger, Demian Wetzel, and Denver Water’s Manager of Demand Planning and Efficiency, Greg Fisher. They discuss water demands and resources in our region, and the importance conservation. With 3,250 acres of irrigated parkland that uses 2 billion gallons of water annually, DPR partners with Denver Water to optimize use of sustainable water sources and save potable water for people.