Home W.Va. youth kinship with nature demonstrated through art Flame Azalea by Anna Idle

Flame Azalea by Anna Idle

Rhododendron by Avani Gallentine; 3rd Grade; Private Entry; BEST in grades 3-5. Courtesy National Park Service.

Flame Azalea by Anna Idle; 9th Grade; Midland Trail High School; 2018 BEST IN SHOW overall. Courtesy National Park Service.

Rhododendron by Avani Gallentine; 3rd Grade; Private Entry; BEST in grades 3-5. Courtesy National Park Service.

Canada Violet by Xia Zickafoose; 2nd Grade; Ansted Elementary. Courtesy National Park Service.

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