On Wednesday, May 20, 2009, Living Classrooms of the National Capital Region and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service brought Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC local students by the bus loads to fish at National Harbor in the second annual Nation’s River Bass Tournament. More than 300 students participated in fishing on land and in bass boats, hands-on activities, exhibits, creating a pollinator garden and boat rides on the Potomac River. Acting Service Director Rowan Gould and Assistant Director Hannibal Bolton, the Honorary Chairman, fished in the competition with the youth and volunteer boat anglers.
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Thank you to our generous partners are providing the opportunity for urban and underserved youth to participate by fishing, boating and with hands-on educational exhibits.
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Contact Mari Lou Livengood to sponsor the NRBT in 2010.
For more information 2010, please contact:
Mari Lou Livingood
mlivingood@livingclassroomsdc.org
202-488-0627 x222
www.livingclassroomsdc.org
Living Classroom’s Nation’s River Bass Tournament recognizes that it makes good economic sense to preserve, restore, protect and educate youth on the natural resources of the Potomac River. Communities, organizations, corporations and agencies are working tirelessly to sustain and improve the quality and integrity of our nation’s river for future generations. This event helps to foster community pride, educate our youth and future stewards and strengthens economies. This year’s event will build on the 2008 event’s success continued restoration, education of youth and economic resources of the Potomac River.
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Thank you to our great host, the National Harbor for it's continued support of the NRBT.