The document summarizes an exhibition about the Wild Horse Wind Facility located on Whiskey Dick Mountain in central Washington. The facility harnesses wind power and opened in May 2008. The exhibition explores the cultural landscape of the area and the process of establishing a wind farm, including focusing on renewable energy and cultural history. The exhibition was created by a team of over 30 people.

1. EXHIBITION: _________ _______________ Harnessing the Power of the Wind, Tracking the Wild Horse Wind Facility Story PSE Renewable Energy Center, Whiskey Dick Mtn., WA (Opened May 2008)

2. Central Washington, USA Whiskey Dick Mtn. (courtesy of Google Earth)

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4. The Puget Sound Energy Wild Horse Wind Facility

5. The Cultural Landscape

6. The Renewable Energy Center at Wild Horse.

7. Harnessing the Power of the Wind: Focus on Renewable Energy The Making of a Wind Farm.

8. Harnessing the Power of the Wind: Focus on Cultural History The Production of Wilderness

9. The Opening