The Work Continues
The archive is a living foundation for present-day youth environmental media, wildlife observation, community memory, and river stewardship along the Anacostia River.
Current Projects and Active Development
Completed work, projects happening now, and initiatives being prepared for what comes next.
Osprey Youth Project
Young people are learning to observe, photograph, record, and document seasonal osprey activity through practical field and media experience.
EXPLORE OSPREY AND RIVER LIFE →Three Summers of Youth Environmental Media
Across three summers, young people have developed real-world skills in field production, narration, audio, camera work, editing, environmental observation, and community storytelling.
EXPLORE TAM ACADEMY →Hidden in Plain Sight
The completed youth documentary chapters show young people studying the Anacostia River and turning environmental learning into production, interviews, field documentation, and conservation-centered storytelling.
WATCH THE COMPLETED FILMS →Community Voices and Interviews
Interviews, firsthand memories, photographs, recordings, performances, and community accounts are being organized so the people behind the river’s recovery and community life remain visible.
EXPLORE STORY COLLECTIONS →TAM in Development
TAM—Technology, Audio, and Media—is grounded in real youth work. Curriculum, equipment, partnerships, and a future pilot structure continue to develop.
LEARN ABOUT TAM ACADEMY →Eagle Watch Today
Eagle Watch continues through monitoring, education, interpretation, wildlife observation, documentation, and readiness for responsible public watching.
FOLLOW THE EAGLE RESTORATION TIMELINE →Next Steps and Opportunities
Schools, youth programs, community residents, volunteers, storytellers, and potential partners are invited to connect as this work develops.