The small mouth bass facing off a crayfish, bleeding shiners spawning and the pallet of colors displayed by the darter family have all been subjects of his work. He recently discovered a new freshwater mussel during one of his outings, and it is this quest of the unknown, the chance to document an event that no one else has captured on film before, which keeps Roston doing what he does. Roston's current passion is to make people aware of how things fit together and what unique and fragile beauty we have just below the water's surface right here at home. A host of exhibits, demonstrations, food and entertainment are slated for the Earth Day celebration, set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 24 at the West Plains Civic Center. It is being sponsored by the Ozarks Resource Center.
Admission is free.