Denver Botanic Gardens mourns Brian Vogt, a CEO and mentor whose legacy of beauty and connection continues to inspire after 17 years of leadership.

Brian Vogt, the CEO of the Denver Botanic Gardens, has died, the gardens' board of trustees said on Tuesday. He was 66. Vogt has served as CEO of the Botanic Gardens since 2007. He's a University ...

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DENVER (KDVR) — Denver Botanic Gardens’ CEO of nearly 20 years, Brian Vogt, has died, according to the organization. He was 66. Vogt was the CEO since 2007, and the organization posted the ...

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Those who knew and worked with Vogt remember him as someone who helped expand access to botanic gardens and urban gardens and knowledge about plant life and nature. The Atlantic publishes full ...

The new board members are Kathryn Acerbo-Bachmann, James Folsom, Panayoti Kelaidis, Christian Primeau and Bryant Smith. The ...