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"The river goes for miles and miles... connecting all these communities along the riverfront would be crucial for this sustainability of the river, for it to stay green, for people to get more involved."
"A lot of people told me, the L.A. River is dirty, don't touch it or else you're gonna get sick... that's what kept me from discovering what the river was all about."
"The river goes for miles and miles... connecting all these communities along the riverfront would be crucial for this sustainability of the river, for it to stay green, for people to get more involved."
The NELA RC met with community members from Cypress Park, Glassell Park, Atwater Village, and Elysian Valley, who will potentially contribute vital feedback for the future of the L.A. River and its surrounding communities.
Lewis MacAdams on environmentalism, poetry, art, and revitalization of the river.
Shelly Backlar, Executive Director of Friends of the Los Angeles River, discusses the history and future revitalization of the Los Angeles River.
Jenny Price, environmental writer and L.A. river tour guide, explains the history of the river to Los Angeles, and how revitalization could be used to change the city's urban landscape.
Journalist and reporter Patt Morrison discusses the past, present, and future meaning of the Los Angeles River to the city.
Joe Linton, author of "Down by the Los Angeles River", discussing the history and issues of the Los Angeles River.
Writer and kayaker George Wolfe discussing the importance of accessibility and recreation to the Los Angeles River.
The Departures team collected stories from Elysian Valley residents about their experiences as a child with the Los Angeles River.
Luis Rodriguez, a Los Angeles native and writer, sees the Los Angeles River as a public forum for the exchange of art and ideas.