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Lindbergh Award Nomination Guidelines |
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In their life encompassing aviation, exploration, conservation, the sciences, and the humanities, Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh developed a philosophy that: the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life on Earth is dependent upon the establishment and maintenance of a balance between our advancing technology and our natural environment. The Lindbergh Foundation was established in 1977 to further their vision of such a balance, and the Lindbergh Award program is one of the ways the Foundation pursues this mission. Each year, this award recognizes an individual(s) for significant contributions over many years to a technology/nature balance. It is presented at a special event usually scheduled in May. The Corporate Award or Balance honors corporations or organizations whose business practices demonstrate a commitment to fostering our environment.
Instructions for Nominations:
- Complete the nomination form below or print this PDF.
- Provide a 1-2 page executive summary outlining the nominee’s accomplishments and clearly state how these achievements have made significant contributions toward balancing our technological advancement and environmental preservation.
- Attach a letter of support from another individual, seconding your nomination. Additional letters of support may be included, if desired.
- Attach supplementary material concerning the nominee and his/her/its accomplishments, such as a biographical sketch and/or curriculum vitae, newspaper and magazine articles (no more than 3 articles, please), statements by the nominee, award citations, etc. A separate bibliography of supplementary articles or web-site references also may be included. Material should be submitted on one side of each page only, and should not exceed a total of 20 pages. Nominations not including at least a minimum of supplementary material cannot be considered.
- All nominations must be submitted in the English language.
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Send your nomination form, executive summary, seconding letter(s), and supplementary materials to:
The Charles A. and Anne Morrow Lindbergh Foundation, 2150 Third Avenue North, Suite 310, Anoka, MN 55303-2200.
Lindbergh Award Recipients
| 1978 Robert O. Anderson |
1993 Dr. Murray Gell-Mann |
| 1979 Dr. Aurelio Peccei |
1994 Samuel C. Johnson |
| 1980 Edwin A. Link |
1995 Her Majesty Queen Sirikit of Thailand |
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1981 Maurice F. Strong
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1996 Dr. Sylvia A. Earle |
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1982 Dr. Paul B. MacCready, Jr.
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1997 Neil Armstrong Lindbergh Spirit Award: General Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. |
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1983 Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau
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1998 Dr. John H. and Nancy Jack Todd
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1984 General James H. Doolittle
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1999 Amory B. and L. Hunter Lovins
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1985 Russell E. Train
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2000 Burt L. Rutan |
| 1986 Dr. Thor Heyerdahl |
2001 Dr. Robert D. Ballard |
| 1987 Dr. Arthur C. Clarke |
2002 Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy Lindbergh Spirit Award: Senator John Glenn |
| 1988 Sir Edmund Hillary |
2003 Jim Fowler
Harrison Ford Anne Morrow Lindbergh Award: Dr. Sally Ride
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| 1989 Hugh Downs |
2004 Dr. David Suzuki |
| 1990 Dr. Robert M. White |
2005 Yolanda Kakabadse and Dr. Bertrand Piccard |
| 1991 Dr. Richard Evans Schultes |
2006 Will Steger Dr. Peter Diamandis Corporate Award for Balance: Patagonia, Inc. |
| 1992 Dick Smith |
2007 Dr. J. Michael Fay Lindbergh Spirit Award: Capt. Eugene Cernan Anne Morrow Lindbergh Award: Sarah Susanka Corporate Award for Balance: Google |
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2008 Ted Turner Corporate Award for Balance: The Jacoby Group |
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