Good Food
From Vacant Lots to Urban Bounty
D'Artagnan Scorza is the executive director at the Social Justice Learning Institute in Inglewood. Clare Fox is the executive director of the Los Angeles Food Policy Council.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readD'Artagnan Scorza is the executive director at the Social Justice Learning Institute in Inglewood. Clare Fox is the executive director of the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. Together, they discuss the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone, a new program that allows LA County landowners to receive tax incentives for putting vacant lots to agriculture use.
If you are a landowner or an urban gardener interested in the project, email uaiz@goodfoodla.org for more information.
Music: "Preben Goes to Acapulco" by Todd Terje
