On February 11, 2009, fifth graders from St. Ambrose school walked down to Woodworth Park for a field trip with volunteers from Friends of Lower Beaverdam Creek. In addition to learning about leaves, trees, water quality and how the stream in the park connects to the Anacostia River, students created art projects on the spot using all natural materials.
Blog categories
- Conservation (14)
- Development (4)
- Events (11)
- Legislation (1)
- Media (1)
- Meetings (1)
- Outreach (3)
- Photo Gallery (2)
- Pollution (4)
- Rainscaping (2)
- Research (2)
- Uncategorized (2)
Please Consider a Donation
Your tax-deductible donation helps the Friends of Lower Beaverdam complete their mission of preserving, enhancing, and celebrating natural areas and supporting sustainable development practices for recreational, scenic, and economic benefits to the community.
Thank you!
Subscribe to our newsletter
Search blog entries
- FLBC’s “Recyclops” Takes 1st Place in Cheverly Day Parade
- FLBC Featured in Wall Street Journal Article
- Cicada Crunch Proceeds Awarded to FLBC
- Planning Meeting Results
- Earth Day Celebration
- Late April in Woodworth Park
- Special Sneak Preview of Ken Burns’ “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea.”
- Japanese Stilt Grass Removal
- Field Trip!
- Clam Cleanup
- No comments
About
The Friends of Lower Beaverdam Creek is a hands-on education and advocacy organization working to restore the health of Lower Beaverdam Creek and the Anacostia River.