In 1927 a canal was dug across a meander in the Little Arkansas River to form an island, later named after JR Mead. This striking new graphic captures Mead Island bathed in the warm, golden light of a setting sun, viewed from the west side of the historic Minisa Bridge that spans the Little Arkansas River.The scene is both simple and majestic: towering cottonwoods and tangled branches of one of the last hardwood forests in Kansas frame the island's rugged shoreline. Fallen logs lie undisturbed, vital hiding places for a wide variety of native wildlife. The water glows amber and rose, reflecting a Kansas sky just before the night and island comes to life with nocturnal inhabitants. And in the distance, the island rises wild and untamed, ex
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