Bard College selects Aimee J. Frank to join its grant-writing effort
Aimee will become a grant writer for the Program Development Office of Bard College. That office seeks scholarship, program, and capital funding from foundations, corporations, and state and federal government. Aimee will be joining a staff of three grant writers, a researcher, and the dean. In addition to her grant writing, her work will include grant reseach and reporting, and developing grant-seeking strategy.
April 2, 2007


Ternate, Indonesia tourism officials host scuba diving group
Aimee and Ken received VIP treatment from Ternate officials when they ended our most recent scuba diving trip to Indonesia on this beautiful island best known for its role as one of the spice islands.
Several local newspapers covered our group's visit to the Sultan's Palace, where we had the opportunity to view the rarely displayed crown jewels.
March 28, 2006


Aimee J. Frank wins grant for local land trust
A grant proposal Aimee wrote for the Esopus Creek Conservancy secured $12,300 from New York's Hudson River Estuary Grant program. The funds will pay for a biodiversity study of the plant and wildlife habitats on the 156-acre Esopus Bend Nature Preserve, located in Saugerties, New York.
A field biologist will be hired to assess and map the habitats, providing the conservancy information to make sound stewardship decisions, including the development of a property management plan, trail locations and educational programs to be offered at the preserve.
February 12, 2006


Omega Institute selects Aimee J. Frank for catalogue copy
We are pleased to welcome the Omega Institute for holistic studies as new clients. Aimee has been asked to write about Omega's commitment to environmental sustainability, evidenced through the school's conservation achievements and support for local agricultural producers.
The school’s newest project is the construction of a Living Machine, a wastewater treatment facility which relies on natural processes to cleanse and purify waste water. Omega offers workshops and retreats on a lovely campus in Rhinebeck, New York. January 5, 2006


Aimee J. Frank secures grant for local conservation organization
A grant Aimee wrote for the Esopus Creek Conservancy secured $10,000 from the Hudson River Valley Greenway. The money will be used to build bridges across two streams at the Esopus Bend Preserve, making the trails more accessible to the public while protecting the fragile stream banks.
August 20, 2005