|Return: Anti-Litter Beta Map (2012-13)|

The Anti-Litter Mapping Project is an interdisciplinary campaign and ongoing social practice art intervention and case study meant to target issues related to litter and non-sustainable habits. The project functions as a grass roots, community-based sustainability intervention, a web-based photographic mapping project, and a publicly accessible and evolving online research network. All users are invited to photograph found litter from any location (before proper disposal) and upload images to a “social” network site via a smart phone APP (currently in development) or web browser. Associated data including photographs and GPS coordinates of trash are then “pinned” on an online map.

Selected Press/Media Coverage for Anti-Litter Interventions, 2012-2014
|View: Professor Leading Litter Intervention, Tri-City Herald (Ty Beaver)|
|View: Interview Artist Peter Christenson, Tri-City Herald (Bob Brawdy)|
|View: Artful Litter Campaign, WSU, College of Arts & Sciences|
|View: Richland Professor Launches Anti-Litter Campaign, (Associated Press)|
|View: Encouraging people to pick up litter, Bellingham Herald (Jim Donaldson)|
|View: Professor Leading Litter Intervention, Yakima Herald Reprint|
|View: Anti-Litter Documentation Photos, WSU (Credit: H. Willoughby)|
|Contribute to the evolving History Pin Anti-Litter Map with Tag #Anti-Litter|
|Video Below: Anti-Litter KEPRS CBS 19 TV News (Davis Walhman)|