Anacostia Story

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The Anacostia River was abused and neglected for more than a century, becoming one of the nation’s most polluted rivers, right in the heart of Washington DC. Today there is growing momentum for restoration of this watershed, but for a full recovery watershed residents must awake, and the Anacostia Story must be told. This slideshow represents a vision for a coffee table book about the Anacostia River, to be used to help elevate awareness and understanding of the watershed, and help more firmly establish the Anacostia’s central role in the quality of life of Washington DC residents.
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Krista is a photographer, writer and media specialist focusing on conservation, biodiversity and public lands. She has worked extensively in the borderlands of the United States and Mexico, in the Southwestern United States, and on the Anacostia River in Washintgon DC. For more information, visit www.enviro-pic.org

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