Congratulations Brian Gray! Brian was one of 12 students who participated in CBF's Expedition Susquehanna two years ago. Pennsylvania's Snyder County Conservation District just awarded him its Conservation Wildlife Award and was recently named the 2008 Pennsylvania FFA Star in Agri-Science. Way to go, Brian!
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April 28, 2008
Expedition Student Receives Award
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What did he do to deserve such an award? Congratulations though, that's great.
Posted by: Pau Gaulsol Law | September 04, 2008 at 05:19 PM
A few examples of the efforts that contributed to his winning the Conservation Wildlife Award were:
• Wildlife habitat improvement on the family farm
• Coordinating a tree sale with the conservation district
• And planting fruit- and nut-bearing trees for food for wildlife
Unfortunately there wasn't a whole lot of detail in the newspaper article.
Posted by: Kim Ethridge | September 16, 2008 at 01:55 PM