Urban Wildlife on the Anacostia River

Daryl Wallace, Environmental Educator of the Earth Conservation Corps will be participating in the 2013 Environmental Film Festival in Washington DC. His film URBAN WILDLIFE ON THE ANACOSTIA RIVER Will be shown on March 17 at the National Museum of Natural history. The wildlife activity that he captures goes on right up under our nose and local parks and picnic areas, he says "if people would just stop and observe what's going on around them you'll be surprise what you'll see."

[@summersdavidc]

Wow! Synecdoche! This beautiful and inventive film encapsulates the conceptual thinking that promises the return of the river to healthy equilibrium.

[@rhondasimpson4971]

Daryl, this was most informative and the footage was quite beautiful. Congrats and well done!

[@mncppc54]

This was amazing. I grew up in DC and this took me back.

[@liber8edspirit916]

Great film. I enjoyed watching. You are a brave one sir

[@johnabriscoe]

Great work Daryl! Years of your personal time observing and physically taking part in the lives of so many native animals was evident in your explanation of how the Anacostia River and all it's inhabitants thrives.

[@IanPhillipsWildlife]

Awesome film.

[@enemybird]

This is wonderful

[@DNGH814]

this was great

[@JinVerde1]

Great short film!!! You put in a lot of hours to capture such great footage Mr. Wallace. Bravo!

[@princessstephanie2223]

Pretty neat, shame of the trash though.

[@twfishing3307]

Great film! We have footage of a deer swimming across the Anacostia at the railroad bridge, take a look in our channel. Lots of wildlife in the area.