Richness and Rarity Book Discussion

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Start dateMay 12, 2021 7:00 pm

End dateMay 12, 2021 8:30 pm

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OrganizerWood County Parks

Join Elliot Tramer, author of Richness and Rarity: The Natural History of Lucas County for a moderated discussion of the book, especially as it relates to the Oak Openings Region. The program may include contributors to the book as part of the discussion. Wood County Parks program coordinator Jim Witter will be the discussion facilitator. REGISTER