Articles about NextGen
The Hidden Carbon in our Buildings
Jay Lanier, Key Account Director with Interface, Inc. and a member of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation's NextGen Committee, wrote this article for The University of Kentucky's Office of Sustainability, explaining the huge impact that embodied carbon has on a building's ecological footprint.
Read MoreBiomimicry grad discovers life's purpose in nature
McCall Langford seeks to advocate for a global reconnection to the natural world to create a more sustainable and regenerative future
McCall Langford was introduced to the design principles of biomimicry at a very early age. She came to appreciate the intricacies of nature’s complex systems, processes and forms through the work of her grandfather, Ray Anderson.
Read MoreNextGen Committee Awards $100,000 to Ducks Unlimited for Blue Carbon Conservation Program and Infrastructure Investments for Indigenous Community in Sonora
The NextGen Committee of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to Ducks Unlimited to support the efforts of its sister organization, Ducks Unlimited de México A.C. (DUMAC), to improve infrastructure and conserve blue carbon through erosion control and protection of 94,016 acres of the Seri First Nation Reservation in the area of Canal del Infiernillo in the mid-Pacific coastal state of Sonora, México.
Read MoreJohn A. Lanier is Named to Georgia Trend's 40 Under 40 List
John A. Lanier has been named to Georgia Trend's annual 40 Under 40 List.
Read MoreAn Amazing Agroforestry Story: The Inga Model in Central America
In 2019 the Foundation's NextGen Committee Awarded a $100,000 grant to Inga Foundation for their work in Honduras. Inga Foundation's Mike Hands recently presented a webinar on the Life Saves the Planet Lecture Series with Rattan Lal of Ohio State University and Mike also had a paper published in the Royal Society Open Science Journal.
Read MoreRay C. Anderson Foundation's NextGen Committee Awards $100,000 Grant to Cultural Survival
The NextGen Committee of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to Cultural Survival to support grassroots Indigenous solutions to climate change.
Read MoreThree Innovations Leading the Fight to Save the World's Forests
Reprinted from World Economic Forum
A focus on forests is a key part of the solution to effectively address the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.
Read MoreInga Foundation's Work Featured in EcoWatch
Reprinted from EcoWatch
Inga Foundation was the recipient of the 2019 NextGen $100,000 Grant. Their work was just featured by Yale Climate Connections and EcoWatch.
Read MoreInga Trees' Land Restoration Technique Improves Food Security in Honduras
Reprinted from Forests News
Our NextGen Committee just closed their RFP for a $100,000 grant that will be awarded in 2021 to reduce existing and avoid future greenhouse gas emissions. Last year's winner was Inga Trees USA. Here's their story.
Read MoreBrightening Our Corner Newsletter - May 2020
Our quarterly newsletter is out. Check it out for all of the latest news from the Foundation and our key funding initiatives.
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