Everything was either too simple or too complicated, Miss Doherty said.
To give kids the chance to enjoy identifying wildflowers as much as she did while growing up, she decided she would fill the a gap in children's nature literature. Miss Doherty created her own field guide to help kids identify wild flowers in Back Creek Nature Park in Annapolis.
"Bringing the environment to kids is a very important goal," Miss Doherty said.
And it is also...
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