Rams Build Edible School Gardens, Inspiring Sustainability

0:00On April 22nd, the Los Angeles Rams just wrapped up a big win off the field, teaming up with California Resources Corporation and Enrich LA to build. Five edible school gardens right around Earth Day. This caps off their partnership announced last year, where CRC became the team's official carbon management partner through the football without the Flipra initiative. That program focuses on cutting the team's carbon emissions while hitting the community hard with real change. They targeted schools near Sofie Stadium and the Rams Woodland Hills practice spot, turning empty spaces into thriving green zones with hands-on. Volunteer days from Rams staff, cheerleaders, and partners. Leaders from all sides are hyped about the impact. CRC's CEO called it a spark for kids to dive into sustainability and steam learning, while the Rams community VP praised the teamwork that brought schools buzzing with excitement. Students at places like Kelso Elementary and Englewood Continuation High are now getting outdoor classrooms for life skills and fresh produce.

1:06In Rich LA, the nonprofit powering over 200 gardens in nine years, made sure these spots stick around with ongoing education. They saw classes fully engaged right away at one site, proving these aren't just builds, they're growing minds connected to the Earth. As these gardens take root in Englewood, Woodland Hills, and Long Beach, the real score is the long game, inspiring the next generation to own. Environmental stewardship, with partnerships like this, keeping the momentum alive for years.