Rainbow Trout by Craig Hinshaw, a sculpture displayed on the bridge over the river, near the entrance of the Douglas Evans Nature Preserve. The sculpture consists of three fish made from recycled plastic and resin. According to Hinshaw, the sculpture is meant to raise awareness on the amount of plastic that is used and discarded, infesting the environment.
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William Adams-Boone is a current Senior at Groves High School and plans to attend college next year. He grew an interest in photography and writing when he started expanding his love of art into other fields in his middle school and early high school years. Will has spent his life indulging in many artistic fields, and involves it in his everyday life, adding an extra layer of creativity to both his academics and his goals. He is preparing to go into game design and development, bringing his love of art, world building, and writing together, all while continuing to indulge in his hobbies as he works.