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Urban agriculture: feeding the future

Science Desk
February 5, 2017
University of Arizona - Tucson - Spring 2017. In light of a campus-wide rooftop garden design competition, we spoke with a number of experts about their thoughts on landscape architecture, growing food, and nature in cities. Directed and edited by Logan Nagel Interviews conducted by Chandler Donald Videography by Aiden Vens Plan images courtesy of Margaret Livingston Music by http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
University of Arizona – Tucson – Spring 2017. In light of a campus-wide rooftop garden design competition, we spoke with a number of experts about their thoughts on landscape architecture, growing food, and nature in cities. Directed and edited by Logan Nagel Interviews conducted by Chandler Donald Videography by Aiden Vens Plan images courtesy of Margaret Livingston Music by http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
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