Environmental Film Series - A Life in the Wild - Columbus, Ohio
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Thomas Mangelsen, live and in person, in a return visit to OSU and EPN, upon the opening of a year-long exhibition of his iconic photographs at COSI, don’t miss the opportunity to interact with this renowned photographer and passionate wildlife conservation leader. Quoting From the Steve Johnson, Chicago Tribune arts critic review of Mangelsen’s “A Life in the Wild” exhibition (coming to COSI mid-January), “For all the beauty and how-didhe-shoot-that wonder of the imagery, the exhibit throbs, too, with an environmental message: These creatures in these places are beyond special. In Mangelsen’s compositions, there is something of the sacred to the line of gray wolves walking across a Yellowstone valley landscape or the moose on a small hill, reflected, along with the great Alaska mountain Denali, in the water below. These scenes are revealed to us not so we may glimpse a passing moment, in Mangelsen’s vision, but so that we may prove ourselves worthy of seeing more like them.”
Welcome and introduction of Tom Mangelsen, David Hanselmann, OSU SENR Lecturer and former chief of soil and water resources at ODNR. 60 Minutes interview of Mangelsen by Anderson Cooper, with Jane Goodall, first airing May 6, 2018 Informal presentation by Tom Mangelsen, with select images and stories Q&A/discussion: Mangelsen with OSU SENR Professor Jeremy Bruskotter and Bill Stanley, state director for The Nature Conservancy in Ohio -- focused on wildlife and endangered species conservation and management. Q&A/discussion with attendees
Free and open to all. Pizza and Beverages at 6:30