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SUMMARY:DC Environmental Film Festival: Stories from the Frontline
DESCRIPTION:DC Environmental Film Festival 26: Stories from the Frontline \nMarch 15-25\, 2018 \nSponsored by the American University’s Center for Environmental Filmmaking \nIn Washington DC\, Paris\, Sydney and cities around the world millions are marching to protect our planet and its fragile ecosystems. Rangers in Kenya\, Mozambique and Nepal are putting their lives on the line every day to save endangered species.  Protestors are risking harsh conditions and arrest to thwart pipelines\, deforestation and other environmental threats. \nIn 2018\, DCEFF will honor these environmental heroes with ‘Stories From the Frontlines’. Whether it is wildlife conservation\, habitat protection\, clean drinking water or clean air\, our films and speakers will reflect the action and the passion of those who are working on the battlelines to protect and preserve the environment for us and for future generations. \nOur 26th annual film festival is going to be our biggest and best ever. This March\, we’ll present 100+ films to audiences of more than 30\,000. We hope to see you there. \nScreening details and schedule coming soon.\nVisit https://dceff.org/dceff-26-stories-frontlines/ \nFor more info on CEF\, visit: http://www.american.edu/soc/environmental-film/ \nhttps://twitter.com/au_cef \nFor more info on the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital\, visit: https://dceff.org/
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/dc-environmental-film-festival-stories-from-the-frontline/
CATEGORIES:circular economy,Cleanup,climate,Climate Change,Community,Education,Environment,environmental film festival,film festival,film screening,Green,green building,movie showing,rainscape,Recycling,renewable energy,Science,solar,Solar Energy,sustainability
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SUMMARY:Underground RR hike\, Sandy Spring Slave Museum\, steel band concert
DESCRIPTION:Underground RR hike\, Sandy Spring Slave Museum\, steel band concert \n\n\n\n\nPlease join us this Saturday for fun and exploration practically in our backyard!  The Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River has a rich human history\, and the African-American legacy is particularly poignant. Between the African-American museums upstream in historic Sandy Spring and downstream in North Brentwood\, and the home of Frederick Douglass overlooking the river’s mainstem\, there’s much to learn and see within just miles of your neighborhood. \nWHEN:  Saturday\, March 17\, noon \nWHERE:  Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park\, Norwood and Ednor Roads. \nFrom Woodlawn we’ll hike along the Underground Railroad Trail – an easy loop trail that is under an hour.  We’ll view the actual Sandy Spring\, one of the NWB’s points of origin\, and check out conservation landscaping near the Friends Meeting House. For lunch\, you can bring your own or eat at nearby Urban Barbeque or Passion Bakery Café before we drive up the road to the Sandy Spring Slave Museum and African Art Gallery\, tour this unique local facility\, and end the afternoon with a lively Steel Drum performance. \nLater in the summer\, date yet to be determined\, we’ll organize a trip to the Prince Georges African-American Museum and Cultural Center in North Brentwood\, within walking distance of the confluence of the Northwest and Northeast Branches. \nAnd\, for those who’d like the complete experience\, 2018 is both the “Year of the Anacostia” and the bicentennial anniversary of Frederick Douglass’s birth. So there’s no better time to drive further downstream and visit the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site at his home\, Cedar Hill\, overlooking the Anacostia River.
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/underground-rr-hike-sandy-spring-slave-museum-steel-band-concert/
LOCATION:Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park\, 16501 Norwood Rd\, Sandy Spring\, Maryland\, 20860
CATEGORIES:Community,Education,fun,hike,Public Talk,Walking Tour
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