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Lecturer David Paglin's UMCP-AWASH in the Works

November 04, 2014 English

David Paglin is working on creating an English Department-based environmental/sustainability student communication/co-ordination panel -- called UMCP-AWASH (Anacostia Watershed Action for Sustainable Heritage).

The guiding premise: The Anacostia River is the campus's home watershed. It runs through and around the campus, and College Park; the mainstem Anacostia itself is only ten minutes away! If we want sustainable watersheds, including that of the Chesapeake Bay, we should START AT HOME -- with the Anacostia, ranked as one of the most degraded urban rivers in the United States.