We all seek to venture out to nature But, imagine all you’ve know is streets. Imagine that as a result, you’re afraid of nature….as an unknown. Imagine a mentor takes you to the river for the first time, and hikes along the river, and your eyes open….
That’s what Alisha Camacho is doing with her students in Anacostia and she’s producing a documentary about it, called “Anacostia Unplugged,” in this great interview from our archives.
Camacho, one of GCM’s videographers, developed this online documentary series about how going outside is saving lives, preserving the environment, and empowering communities along the Anacostia River while working with kids as an environmental educator.
In her compelling conversation with Green Connections host Joan Michelson you’ll hear:
- Alisha explain how the kids respond to nature, and her inspiration for the film.
- How being introduced to nature is changing these city kids, following a few individuals living along the Anacostia River.
- Why Anacostia in an historically neglected and polluted Watershed
- What environmental education is.
- What you can do with kids to introduce them to nature.
To learn more about Alisha Camacho and Anacostia Unplugged (http://anacostiaunplugged.com/ and watch the trailer for Anacostia Unplugged here.
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