A Sustainability Now Interview with Nathan Lou, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Mongol Tribe.
Agro-ecologist Nathan Lou is Co-founder and Executive Director of San Diego-based Mongol Tribe, a 501C3 providing hands-on education and experiences with traditional and regenerative land management practices.
With local resiliency as his rally cry and food sovereignty as its anthem, Nathan is all about taking back our autonomy, the ability of our communities to grow our own food and medicines with less dependency on external inputs.
We talk about urban food forests and public policy, seed libraries and how to develop them, community building and cultivating connection to the land, even in a city environment.
Resources
Mongol Tribe Website | Email | Facebook | Instagram
Turtle Tree Biodynamic
Native Seed Search
Mary’s Seeds
Johnny’s Seeds
Sand Diego Seed Company
Slow Food (Arc of Taste)
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