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The Anacostia River watershed occupies 176 square miles in Washington, DC and suburban Maryland. Our goal is to protect and restore the river through awareness, community action, and legal enforcement.Find Out More…
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Recent Articles
Anacostia River News- Josh Thompson: The district's bag tax: a small price to pay - The George Washington University The GW Hatchet
- Virginia should follow DC's bag tax example - Washington Post
- DC, Virginia, Grocery Shoppers Prefer Reusable Bags - Better Business Bureau
- Willard InterContinental Names Luc Dendievel Executive Chef - Hotels Magazine
- Anacostia River shows decades-long failure to improve water quality, ecosystem - Washington Post
Other Organizations
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Our Mission…
The mission of the Anacostia RIVERKEEPER® is to protect and restore the Anacostia River… -
Waterkeepers take bold action under the Clean Water Act
Monday, December 7, the Waterkeepers Chesapeake of Maryland and Waterkeeper Alliance have petitioned the EPA to withdraw the State of... -
A Beautiful Way to Protect the Anacostia River
Rain gardens prevent run-off and beautify development properties. This article in the Washington Post describes how Habitat for Humanity (with...
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Anacostia Riverkeeper in the news
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NY Times Article: Sewers at Capacity
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World Toilet Day
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Toxic Waters Series by the NY Times
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BB&T Proud Sponsor of Anacostia Riverkeeper
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Anacostia Riverkeeper Board welcomes new chair and member
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Anacostia Riverkeeper at the DC Clean Boating Workshop
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Attending the Waterkeeper Alliance Conference
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ARK Action Prompts DC and NPS to Initiate a ‘Superfund’ Study at Poplar Point
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Bandalong Litter Trap Installed Along the Anacostia (See Video)
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