The signs are all over town, as Granby residents celebrate the essential roles that bees, birds and bugs play in the health and vitality of our world.
Last year, Granby’s Conservation Commission sponsored a contest for the sign design; the winner was Granby high school student Griffin Parrow, pictured here, because “making change starts with raising awareness, and I thought these signs would be the perfect way to achieve that.”
After his GMHS graduation this spring, Griffin heads to New York to pursue a BFA in musical theatre, where he hopes to “explore the intersection of art and activism, creating work that pushes boundaries and sparks enlightening conversations.”
The last 20 signs are looking for homes. You can get one for your yard by contacting the commission via its page on the town website. Contributions of $5 to help cover costs are welcome.
Submitted by The Granby Conservation Commission