SIGNS OF LIFE ON THE ANACOSTIA
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< Irv Sheffey
Irv Sheffey, who works for the Environmental Justice Program at the Sierra Club, talks about how the Anacostia Watershed became polluted and what is required to continue the clean-up effort.
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< Daryl Wallace
Daryl talks about the hawks, eagles and osprey that nest along the Anacostia Watershed.
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< Dolly Davis
Dolly Davis, of the Alice Ferguson Foundation, describes how the Anacostia Watershed has improved, and what the community needs to do to continue this improvement.
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< Janet Keith
Janet Keith, a member of the Fort Davis Civic Association, talks about Washington, DC's bag tax and how it has affected the river.
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Combined Sewer Overflow Point >
Daryl Wallace from Earth Conservation Corps explains how the sewage overflow valves that line the Anacostia River are one of its biggest threats.
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Osprey >
Daryl talks more about the ospreys that migrate from South America to the Anacostia River to make their nests.
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Kelly Bolinger >
Kelly Bolinger of Earth Conservation Corps lists the issues facing the Anacostia Watershed and how the community has improved its condition.
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