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Brandan Coleman sees a future in which families sustain much of their diet through food they produce, along with the help of of fish.
Aquaponics is a food production system that uses largely sustainable practices to grow fruit, vegetables and fish as a protein source.
Coleman's non-profit, Americana, is leading the effort in Salt Lake City, with a working model of the system constructed on Pierpont Avenue.
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