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The 5¢ bag fee supports youth education along the Anacostia River
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Live it Learn it is one of the educational non profits that run programs to teach D.C. kids about the Anacostia Watershed.
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A student learns about the Anacostia River ecosystem aboard a free boat tour funded by the D.C. bag fee.
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DCPS students take a boat ride on the river with the Anacostia Watershed Society and Live it Learn it.
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"This was the best field trip ever! Now I know I can conquer my fears!" a Live it Learn it program lead recounts a student saying after ending the free boat tour
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Experts say when children stick their hands in the soil, and beautify their neighborhood, they gain a sense of pride.
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Children sticking their hands in the soil and planting grass as part of a Live it Learn it activity funded with D.C. bag tax money.
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The District spent about a quarter of a million dollars on providing free boat tours along the Anacostia River to teach local children the importance of aquatic health and what they can do to keep the river clean.
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A Live it Learn it instructor takes a group of DCPS students on a free boat ride along the river. Live it Learn partners with the Anacostia Watershed Society.
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Students spot bird flying over the Anacostia River.
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A Live it Learn it participant shovels dirt on the bank of the river
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Students working together to grow grass
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Live it Learn it is one of the educational non profits that run programs to teach D.C. kids about the Anacostia Watershed.
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