Twan's Eagle Watch Foundation
A quiet look at the river that connects the story, the wildlife, and the work.
Anacostia River View
A silent glimpse of the river and the landscape that holds these stories.
The Work Continues
Twan’s Eagle Watch connects river history, wildlife observation, youth media training, and community storytelling along the Anacostia River.
The work documents what has been here, what is returning, and what young people are learning to protect.
River History
Preserving memory, place, and change.
Wildlife Watch
Observing eagles, osprey, and river life.
Youth Media
Teaching hands-on storytelling and documentation.
Community Stories
Keeping neighborhood voices and experiences visible.
THE WORK CONTINUES
The Foundation is active now—connecting young people, wildlife observation, media training, and community memory along the Anacostia River.
01 — YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA · 2026
Young people are learning to observe, document, record, and tell environmental stories through practical field and media experience.
02 — OSPREY OBSERVATION & DOCUMENTATION
Seasonal observation, photography, and field documentation are helping preserve a clearer record of wildlife activity along the river.
03 — EAGLE WATCH TODAY
Eagle Watch continues through monitoring, education, interpretation, wildlife observation, and readiness for responsible public watching.
04 — ARCHIVE RECOVERY & COMMUNITY STORYTELLING
Historic photographs, recordings, documents, and firsthand community accounts are being organized so the people behind the river’s recovery remain visible.
The legacy is not standing still. It is guiding what comes next.
COMMUNITY STORIES
Community Stories
Documenting the People Building What Comes Next
Important work happens every day without a camera there to preserve it. Community Stories documents the people, organizations, neighborhoods, and ideas shaping our communities while helping the next generation learn how to tell those stories.