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2014 Earth Day Service Event: Anacostia Watershed Society

  • 04/05/2014
  • 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
  • RFK Stadium, 575 Oklahoma Ave, NE Washington, DC 20002
  • 17
  • 28 registrants

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Join the Cornell Club of Washington and the Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS) on Saturday, April 5th to celebrate Earth Day!  
 
Our goal is to have at least 30 CCW members roll up their sleeves, help clean-up the Anacostia River Watershed, and have a great time.  Volunteer tasks will consist mainly of light manual labor, including plant care, removal of invasive species, mulching, and more. Volunteers should wear comfortable clothing. Gardening gloves will be provided by AWS, but you are to bring your favorite gloves with you! The more, the merrier - please feel free to bring family and friends. 
We will be working in Anacostia, DC and there will be a post-cleanup celebration with free food and drinks at the RFK Stadium Parking lot sponsored by AWS partner Seafarers' Yacht Club. 
·         WHEN: Sat, April 5th 
  • Registration: 8:30am - 9am
  • Cleanup: 9am - 12pm
  • Celebration: 12:00pm – 2:00pm (free food)
·         WHERE:   RFK Parking Lot #7
                    575 Oklahoma Ave, NE
                    Washington, DC 20002
                   
·         RSVP: Via Cornell Club Website (accommodates up to 35 volunteers, not a hard cap) 
·         TRANSPORT: This event is Metro accessible via the Stadium-Armory stop on the Blue and Orange Lines. We will also help organize car pools.  After you sign-up on the site, please expect to receive an email inquiring whether you need a ride or are able to provide a ride to others.
·         Website and Map LINK: http://anacostiaws.org/earthday2014

Celebration: 12:00pm – 2:00pm (free food and drinks)
The Celebration will be held at RFK Stadium, the same location as the clean-up event. The celebration will feature notable speakers, live music by local bands, as well as local exhibitors.  It promises to be a great time and a good chance to connect with other environmental initiatives in the DC metro area.

Contact:
Jing Jin at jj356@cornell.edu.
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