Learn about the efforts of the Anacostia Watershed Society, an organization working to clean up, record, count, and dispose of trash in East Washington, D.C. Keep reading
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Photo by Will Hinkle
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PSA! Something as simple as walking to work or school can have an impact on your local environments. Keep reading
An environmental studies student explains how volunteers are helping restore the seabeach amaranth in coastal South Carolina. Keep reading
College of Charleston
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University of Tampa
Our expedition travelers got to experience new places, new experiences, and new cultures — even at the dinner table. Keep reading
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George Washington University student Joan Scheurer covers the invasion of emerald ash borer, a destructive beetle affecting trees in one of D.C.’s signature parks. Keep reading
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