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Title
Humanities Salon: Fishing in the City
Subject
Ecology, Anacostia
Description
Humanities Salons is recorded live during the HCWDC's salon events. This Humanities Salons which feature distinguished guest speakers, such as the director of Fishing in the City and professor of anthropology, Karen Brodkin, Chief of the director of Columbias Office of Fish and Wildlife, Ira Palmer, and poet, activist, writer and culunary anthropologist, Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor have topical discussions related to the humanities. The panelist discussion focuses on the Potomac River, its fishing, and its involvement with the people of The District of Columbia. The Potomac River is unique from other water beds because of the cities efforts to preserve it and its accessibility for people to emerge in its natural glory.
Creator
Humanities Council of Washington DC
Source
program - Humanities Salon
Publisher
HCWDC
Date
2002
4-25-2002
Contributor
Humanities Council of Washington DC
Format
VHS
Language
English
Type
Panel Discussion
Identifier
07.P.2002
484
384
Coverage
Potomac River
Moving Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
DVCAM
Duration
01:20:29
Compression
MPEG
Producer
Joy Ford Austin
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