Imagine a future in which cities and neighborhoods across the world are not only full of fruit trees, but mapped and labeled so that you can walk up to them and pick the fruit yourself -- for free. That's the ambition held by the LA-based nonprofit art collective Fallen Fruit, organized by Austin Young and David Burns. With volunteers, Young and Burns have been planting fruit in cities around the world since 2004, from Guadalajara, Mexico to Denver, Colorado and Madrid, Spain. But because money ...
Imagine a future in which cities and neighborhoods across the world are not only full of fruit trees, but mapped and labeled so that you can walk up to them and pick the fruit yourself -- for free. That's the ambition held by the LA-based nonprofit art collective Fallen Fruit, organized by Austin Young and David Burns. With volunteers, Young and Burns have been planting fruit in cities around the world since 2004, from Guadalajara, Mexico to Denver, Colorado and Madrid, Spain. But because money ...
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