Moser’s research, in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, focuses on the development and implementation of environmental DNA (eDNA) tools for tracking endangered and invasive aquatic species on historic ranch properties on the headwaters of the Amargosa Wild and Scenic River.
The E.L. Cord Foundation Diversity Graduate Research Assistantship (DGRA) advances the educational and research pursuits of a DRI graduate student that shows high potential for achievement and is from a community that has been traditionally underrepresented in the sciences.
Philanthropy is a multigenerational Lewis family tradition. During his childhood, Robert Lewis wanted to be a scientist. He has supported DRI for almost 15 years and was part of an instrumental group of donors that provided philanthropic support to launch the Innovative Research Program (IRP) in 2018.
Stephanie Kruse, DRI Foundation Vice-Chair and Trustee, established the Harold J. Kruse Farming & Environment Award in 2022 to honor her father’s memory and recognize his farming business sense.
The Lafrances two-year gift will ensure to safe water in healthcare facilities and surrounding communities with additional new wells.
Your tax deductible contribution and support ensures that DRI can continue creating innovative solutions and impactful science.
The George Burke Maxey Fellowship was established in 1988 by Elizabeth “Betty” West Stout to support research in water resources.
Since its launch, IRP has provided nearly $650,000 in philanthropic funding to support early-stage innovative research at DRI.
DRI scientists are able to research some of the most pressing environmental challenges thanks to the support of donors like Marianna Vaughan.
Nevada’s K-12 teachers and students will continue to benefit from DRI’s STEM education, thanks to the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation.