2008 Funded Grant Projects | Print |

John Barrie
The Appropriate Technology Collaborative, Ann Arbor, MI

“Creating and Disseminating an Efficient, Cost Effective Universal LED Circuit Board Design as a Replacement for Kerosene Lamps in Central America.”

(Category: General Conservation)

Dr. Gang Chen
Xinjiang Environment & Natural Resources

Conservation Research Institute, Xinjiang, China

“Conserving the Wild Bactrian Camels by Developing Sustainable Desert Communities in Xianjiang, China”

Sponsored by the Lindbergh Grant Endowment

(Category: Plant/Animal Conservation)

Melanie Hart
Simon Frasier University, Burnaby BC, Canada

“Controlling the Peach Twig Borer Moth with Sound Signals”

Sponsored by Doug and Jennifer Moreland

(Category: Agriculture)

Dr. Chi-Hua Ho
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX

“Producing Biodegradable Plastics from Wastewater”

(Category: Waste management)

Sue House
Madison High Academy of Science & Natural Resources, Portland, OR

“Creating a School-Based Permaculture Garden that Provides Hands-On Educational Opportunities, Food for Students, and a Home for Wildlife”

Sponsored by Reeve Lindbergh

(Category: Education)

Joshua Kearns
Aqueous Solutions, Huntington, WV

“Providing Safe Drinking Water to Rural Communities in Thailand

Using Charcoal Filtration to Remove Pesticides”

Sponsored by the Lloyd Grant Endowment

(Category: Health)

Jennifer L. Morse
Duke University, Durham, NC

“Predicting the Fate of Nitrogen and the Impact on Water Quality and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Sea Level Rise and Wetland Restoration”

Sponsored by Clare Hallward

(Category: Air and Water Conservation)

Dr. Ganesh Raman
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL

“Using High Frequency Sound Waves from Ultrasonic Actuators to Reduce Noise from Commercial Aircraft”

Sponsored by Lycoming Engines

(Category: Aviation)

Shale Rosen
Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Portland, ME

“Evaluating the Use of Midwater Trawls to Reduce the Environmental Impact of Commercial Fishing.”

Sponsored by Knox Bridges

(Category: Animal conservation)

Yaron Segal
Yale University, New Haven, CT

“Developing High Performance Materials to Directly Convert Waste Heat into Electricity”

Sponsored by Cherbec Foundation

(Category: Waste management)