APACC News — Anacostia Parks and Community Collaborative

Community shows up for a clean river and Kenilworth Park in FY18 - #Storify

Several community members and APACC organizations showed up to testify about the importance of including funds in next year's budget to keep cleanup efforts moving forward.

DC BudgetGuest UserMay 1, 2017

A Potluck Dialogue on Environmental Stewardship and Food Justice

You don't have to be a Quaker and you don't have to live on Capitol Hill to join this potluck discussion about environmental stewardship and food justice in DC with the William Penn House. Check out the description below. The next meeting will be on May 7th.

EventsGuest UserApril 25, 2017

Building Capacity in Wards 7 and 8 - April 14, 2017

Building CapacityAnacostia Park and Community CollaborativeApril 14, 2017

#SustainableDC 2.0 kicks off April 19

EventsGuest UserApril 13, 2017

Keep Anacostia Park and River drug-free

EventsGuest UserApril 11, 2017

Building Capacity in Wards 7 and 8 - April 7, 2017

Building CapacityAnacostia Park and Community CollaborativeApril 7, 2017

Kenilworth landfill, Anacostia River cleanup funded in Mayor Bowser's proposed budget

DC BudgetGuest UserApril 4, 2017

A cleaner Anacostia River: a "blessing and a curse"

Guest UserApril 4, 2017

Chairman Mendelson's coming to Ward 7. Tell him what you want for the Anacostia River corridor.

EventsGuest UserApril 4, 2017

Ward 7, what do you want to see in Anacostia Park and for Anacostia River?

Guest UserApril 3, 2017

Help us Advertise Your Earth Day Event!

EventsGuest UserApril 1, 2017

Building Capacity in Wards 7 and 8 - March 29, 2017

Building CapacityAnacostia Park and Community CollaborativeMarch 29, 2017

Anacostia River and Surrounding Neighborhoods: Research and Dialogue Workshop

EventsGuest UserMarch 23, 2017

Building Capacity in Wards 7 and 8 - March 22, 2017

Building CapacityAnacostia Park and Community CollaborativeMarch 22, 2017

Comment on NPS' Management Plan

March 31 is the new deadline to submit comments on the National Park Service Anacostia Park Management Plan/Environmental Assessment. Not sure where to start? Consider the recommendations from the March 6 #ShapeAnacostiaPark stakeholder meeting.

Anacostia ParkAnacostia Park and Community CollaborativeMarch 22, 2017

Recap: Anacostia Park Stakeholders Meeting

More than 100 people representing 60 organizations participated in the March 6 meeting about the implementation of the National Park Service plan. There are several recaps and report-outs that will help you understand what took place at this groundbreaking meeting.

Anacostia ParkGuest UserMarch 22, 2017