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Join LA River Arts in dialogue and curiosity as we explore Moving Mountains, Metabolic Studio’s visionary new initiative that reimagines what it means to repair land, community, and ecological futures along the LA River. This gathering is a tour and teach-in at the Moon. There, we will learn more about the story behind Moving Mountains, a project built upon Lauren Bon’s long-standing engagement with the LA River through her previous work, Bending the River. After the tour, we will head to MoveLA's LA River Festival Trail Charrette, part of a community-driven initiative led by MoveLA alongside FASTLinkDTLA, Agency Artifact, Somos Group, LA Commons, LA Neighborhood Initiative, and the California Community Foundation. The Festival Trail envisions a seamless 28-mile non-vehicular, zero-emission corridor that connects major Paralympic and Olympic venues from LAX to the Rose Bowl, threading through Downtown LA and along the LA River. This workshop invites us to co-design the future of Los Angeles public space, centering equity, mobility, and joy. Together, we’ll imagine how infrastructure can serve both everyday life and global moments, ensuring community-centered benefits beyond the 2028 Olympics. About Moving MountainsMoving Mountains New Ecological Initiative to Transform LA River Floodplain with Forest Soil from Topanga Canyon Landslide Moving Mountains is a weekly tour and teach-in at the Moon — a former tow yard transformed into a living floodplain on the east bank of the LA River. The tour focuses on debris dislodged by the recent landslides and wildfires along Route 27 in Topanga Canyon. Rather than discard this fertile forest soil, Moving Mountains invites us to consider its generative potential, and how we can transform disaster into ecological repair.  (read more)  Lauren Bon, in partnership with California State Parks, has secured approximately 1,500 cubic yards (150 truckloads) of pristine forest soil from the landslide on Route 27 (Topanga Canyon Boulevard) to be utilized at the undeveloped 4-acre portion of Los Angeles State Historic Park. Last week, the 4-acre site began receiving soil and serving as a laydown site for the soil to be utilized in current and future development projects at the park and throughout Los Angeles. The landslide, which had obstructed the Topanga Canyon roadway for the past few months, revealed an opportunity to enhance the ecological fabric of our community. This effort marks the inception of a new initiative by Lauren Bon and her team at Metabolic Studio. The project aims to create a network of micro-forests along the LA River, fostering a patchwork of ecological sanctuaries that contribute to the river's ecological agency and biodiversity. Building on the success of Bending the River, an infrastructural artwork that diverts a portion of the LA River to the LA State Historic Park, this initiative is a collaboration between California State Parks, the community, local city officials, nonprofits in District One, and private property owners. The goal is to repair and rejuvenate the floodplain of the historically unbridled LA River, enhancing the area's resilience and ecological diversity. We acknowledge that the Topanga soils are ancestral lands of today’s Gabrielino Shoshone, Tongva and Kizh, and Fernandeño Tataviam nations as are the lands we hope to repair. Our hope is to be guided by native peoples and work together to locate where these lands will be best placed. This ambitious project not only aims to repair environmental damage but also to reconnect the community with the natural assets of their city, promoting ecological awareness and stewardship.  -via Metabolic Studio About MoveLA's Festival Trail The Festival Trail is a permanent 28-mile-long zero-emissions, non-vehicular corridor that connects the major venues currently proposed for the 2028 Games. The Trail is a linkage of current and planned Caltrans, LA Metro and L.A. City projects with new public spaces celebrating each community and unlocking up to 20,000 units of new affordable housing in the most under-resourced communities of South LA and Downtown.  (more)

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