Images from Programs

The Roberta Bondar Foundation's new Research Program, Avian Migration Aerial Surface Space [AMASS], is an educational research initiative that seeks to promote the protection of safe, sustainable habitats for migrating birds with The Foundation’s regional and global partners. The Foundation aims to spark global conservation using its tools of art and science, story telling and dynamic imagery to understand and communicate the scope and scale of international avian migratory pathways and inspire people to act and to empower individual action.   The AMASS project will provide context and scale from different perspectives – surface, aerial, and from space.

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The Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference assembles scientists, First Nations and tribal government representatives, resource managers, community/business leaders, policy makers, educators and students to present the latest scientific research on the state of the ecosystem, and to guide future actions for protecting and restoring it.  

Named for its first regional inhabitants, the Coast Salish peoples, the Salish Sea is the transboundary body of water encompassing the Strait of Georgia, Puget Sound, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

The Salish Sea ecosystem includes the metro hubs Vancouver BC and Seattle WA. It is home to over seven million people for whom it is an ecological wonder, an economic driver and a recreational playground. The sustainability of the Salish Sea ecosystem requires international attention of its governments as population expands rapidly.

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For the 2015 GeoWeek at Michigan State University's Dept of Geography, The Roberta Bondar Foundation delivered a special interaction with students in Remote Sensing then a large group lecture Earth Patterns From Afar; a challenging perspective. A packed schedule in Spartan Nation!   Photos: Rajiv Paudel

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For the Earth Month Youth Forum held at the Royal Ontario Museum April 217 2013, The Roberta Bondar Foundation delivered a series of hands-on workshops for attendees. It was a great mix of eco-youth and eco-educators.

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The Roberta Bondar Foundation Wilderness Bondar Challenge Programs from 2012 to present

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The Roberta Bondar Foundation Summer Camp Bondar Challenge Programs from 2012 to present

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The Roberta Bondar Foundation Lecture Series: Dr. Bondar visited a school in Brampton, Ontario to address various ages of students.

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The Roberta Bondar Foundation School-Based Bondar Challenge Programs from 2011 to present

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The Roberta Bondar Seminar Program: Dr. Bondar hosted a round table discussion with girls in grades 7 & 8 related to education, self confidence, pursuing excellence, her life in medicine, science, and photography.

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