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6th graders present sustainability ideas at Earth Force’s D.C. event

by Jacqueline Corba | 3:28 pm June 16th, 2011 | Be the first to comment! »

Categories: Adaptation, Campus Sustainability, Climate Change, Education, Green Communities, Science, Water

Tags: Anacostia River, Earth Force, kids, rap, recycle, recylcing, watersheds

On June 2, 2011 Earth Force hosted an event at the Jack Morton Auditorium at The School of Media and Public Affairs on GWU’s campus. 6th graders from across the District presented their creative ideas on how to restore the Anacostia River to a healthier state. After presenting their ideas to a panel of judges the students toured tables that educated them about animals, recycling and water. This event was the first Earth Force hosted in the District.