“The Museum has made tremendous advancements under Brian’s leadership,” says Dr. Cohen. “We are grateful for the guidance he has provided over the past five years. In building a firm foundation for the National World War I Museum, he has made a permanent impact on the institution.”

But when water levels drop below vegetative lines, prey fish are forced into deeper water with the predators like largemouth bass.

A special ceremony “transplanting” Grow Native! to its new home will be on Aug.30 following presentation by Doug Tallamy, acclaimed author of Bringing Nature Home.

   Pembroke Hill fielded two teams in April at the Missouri Envirothon held in Columbia. The school’s blue team won, and then that team topped the field at the international Canon Envirothon held at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa.