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DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940550620
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260303
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940551645
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260304
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940553694
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260305
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940556767
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260306
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940558816
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260307
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940559841
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260308
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940561890
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260309
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940562915
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260310
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940564964
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260311
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940565989
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260312
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940568038
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260313
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940569063
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260314
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940570088
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260315
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940572137
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940574186
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260317
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940576235
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260318
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940577260
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260319
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940579309
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260320
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940580334
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260321
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940581359
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260322
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940584432
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260323
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940586481
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260324
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940588530
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260325
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940590579
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260326
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940591604
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260327
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940593653
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260328
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940595702
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260329
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940596727
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260330
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940598776
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260331
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940601849
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260401
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940603898
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260402
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940605947
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260403
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940607996
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260404
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940611069
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260405
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940613118
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940614143
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260407
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940616192
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260408
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940617217
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260409
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940619266
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260410
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940620291
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260411
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940621316
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260412
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940623365
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260413
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940624390
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260414
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940626439
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260415
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940627464
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260416
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940629513
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260417
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940630538
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260418
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940632587
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260419
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940633612
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260420
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940635661
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260421
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940636686
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260422
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940638735
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260423
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940639760
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260424
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940641809
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260425
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940642834
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260426
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940644883
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260427
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940645908
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260428
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940647957
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260429
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260815T041921Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52250940648982
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260430
DESCRIPTION:A Regional Art Exhibition Inspired by Nature\n\nWild Northwest 
 Ohio brings together three artists whose work explores the ecosystems\, wi
 ldlife and changing landscapes of Northwest Ohio. Through photography\, mi
 xed-media painting and printmaking\, the exhibition highlights the beauty 
 and fragility of the region’s natural world while asking viewers to cons
 ider their role in environmental stewardship.\n\nThis exhibition is ideal 
 for those interested in environmental art\, conservation\, climate awarene
 ss\, native species and regional artists.\n\nFeatured Artists\n\nLee Fearn
 side\, photographer\nFearnside documents Northwest Ohio’s wildlife areas
  and landscapes shaped by human activity. Her photography examines how dev
 elopment\, agriculture and everyday choices affect fragile ecosystems.\n\n
 Barbara WF Miner\, mixed-media painter\nDrawing from daily walks in local 
 fields and forests\, Miner creates layered works built through stencil\, p
 attern and color. Her paintings evoke complex biomes and explore the deep 
 interconnection between humans and the environments they inhabit.\n\nKathy
  McGhee\, printmaker\nMcGhee approaches nature through close observation. 
 Using animals\, landscapes and symbolic objects\, her prints prompt reflec
 tion on how we perceive and internalize the natural world.\n\nWhy Attend\n
 \nExperience three distinct approaches to environmental art\n\nLearn more 
 about Northwest Ohio’s native species and ecosystems\n\nReflect on susta
 inability\, conservation and regional identity\n\nTogether\, these artists
  invite visitors to look closely at the landscapes around them and imagine
  how care\, awareness and stewardship can shape the future of Northwest Oh
 io.\n\nView Jerome Library's building hours before visiting the exhibit.
GEO:41.376503;-83.635107
LOCATION:Jerome Library\, Collab Lab\, 1st floor
SUMMARY:Wild Northwest Ohio: Art and Awareness Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bgsu.edu/event/wild-northwest-ohio-art-and-awa
 reness-exhibit
CATEGORIES:Performances and Exhibits
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR