Evaluating the Short-and Long-Term Effects of Manufactured Nanomaterials on Freshwater Ecosystems Read more
Charles Augustus Lindbergh was born in his grandmother's home in Detroit, Michigan, on February 4, 1902. Read more
Comparing the Anticancer Properties of Extracts from Wild vs. Cultivated Medicinal Plants Read more
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, the widow of aviator and conservationist Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., was a noted writer... Read more
Developing an alternative Lighting System to Minimize Bird Collisions with Aircraft Read more
Using Low-Cost Microbial Fuel Cell Technology to Remove Arsenic from Drinking Water in Rural China Read more
Combining Census Data with Satellite Imagery to Reveal Tropical Forest Carbon Emissions Due to Social Change Read more
Charles taught Anne to fly, and they went on many flying expeditions together throughout the world, charting new routes for various airlines. Read more
Developing and Teaching Low-Cost, Sustainable Aquaponics Food Production to Farmers in Central America Read more
35th Anniversary CelebrationThere are still a small number of seats available for the 35th Anniversary Event. Tickets for these seats are available for a suggested donation of $1,000. If you are interested in attending, please contact the Foundation at 763-576-1596 or info@lindberghfoundation.org to secure your seats. |
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Congratulations Bertrand Piccard! 2005 Lindbergh Award Recipient Bertrand Piccard has made history, yet again, with the first successful night flight of a solar aircraft. |
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Dr. Peter Wrege's 2007 Lindbergh Grant project studied "using acoustics to monitor poaching and elephant populations in forest clearings in central Africa." Now, he's working with Wildlife Conservation Society biologist Andrea Turkalo to develop the world's first elephant dictionary. Wrege says the project is in its infancy, stating, "We're in Kindergarten, now." Read about Dr. Wrege's research and find a link to the "60 Minutes" segment here. |
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Dr. Steven W. Moore has brought middle and high-school students up-to-date on the latest in wireless video and Internet technology while getting them outdoors and giving them a fun, safe way to connect on a deeper, more meaningful level with wildlife near their homes and schools. Students designed and conduct experiments in which they used technology by positioning solar powered web cameras, infrared lights, long-range wireless Internet access equipment, and web-linked motion sensors outside in natural settings to answer their own questions about wildlife. This experience may strengthen their involvement and commitment to environmental preservation. > Read more about Dr. Moore |
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What began in August 2008 as a simple partnership between the Lindbergh Foundation and Patty Wagstaff to support her work training the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) pilots to safely protect wildlife from poachers, has evolved into a special project of the Foundation that has grown to include expanded training opportunities for the KWS pilots, a DVD documentary filmed by journalist Miles O’Brien, and the facilitation and donation of a Factory-new 180HP A1C Husky thanks to a donation from Dr. Rich Sugden. |
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