Flooded, Yet Knott Alone by Miriam Moyer Brower Award for Excellence in

Brower Award for Excellence in Environmental Writing

and future by broadening our understanding of this practice and revealing its potential to increase the resiliency of our current agricultural food systems

Through words and images

by Jim Minick

Henry Memorial Prize

Flooded, Yet Knott Alone by Miriam Moyer Brower Award for Excellence inIn the dark of night, families were faced with frantic and desperate situations as the water rose around them, overwhelming them. A train of thunderstorms had stacked over Knott County Kentucky and pounded the hills and valleys. The torrent of rain rushed off the hills to the streams, and the creek beds could not contain it. Homes and businesses were engulfed with floodwater and still the rain poured. In these pages you hear their cries.