Build4Impact

Big thanks 2 Cody Griffith for all the help with the install of Here Be Dragons at Roper Mountain Science Center! Aaron Cleveland

Rock walls and vinyl for new permanent exhibit installations.
Meg Gammage-Tucker Courtney Tucker Cody Griffith Julie Magee Beth Wood Aaron Cleveland

We are installing our SOAR with BATS exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA this week.

Our little Egyptian Fruit Bat colony is doing great!

Aaron Cleveland Meg Gammage-Tucker

New exhibit, Here Be Dragons: From Lizards to Legends, member and donor preview at River Legacy Nature Center.

We are so excited to share some of the preview images from the Donor Preview at the National Eagle Center in Minnesota. Build 4 Impact designed and fabricated ALL of the exhibits in the newly remodeled and expanded museum. People are thrilled! Meg Gammage-Tucker, Courtney Tucker, Aaron Cleveland, Here Be Dragons, Julie Magee, John Mulcahy, Amazing Robot And Sons, Cody Griffith, Matthew R Courtney, Beth Wood

We are thrilled to be designing, fabricating, and installing all of the exhibits at the National Eagle Center for their multimillion dollar expansion and renovation. Opening June 3, here is a sneak peek: (with John Mulcahy, Amazing Robot And Sons, Dakota Bruton, Aaron Cleveland, Julie Magee, Here Be Dragons

Filming today for National Eagle Center with videographer John Mulcahy and actress Dakota Bruton in Louisville, KY. Heading to BIsmarck, North Dakota tomorrow to film with Johnny Eagle.

Lots of fun today and great success! We are fabricating the exhibits for the National Eagle Center and today there was a soft opening of a portion of the Center. We debuted the beta model of the interactive video game - Soar Like an Eagle. We're still adding 2 more units and some "obstacles" along with a different voice over. But staff and guests loved testing it.

Soar Like an Eagle allows guests to become a Bald Eagle and fly along the Mississippi River in southeast MN. Bald Eagles are fish eaters, so the object of Soar Like an Eagle is to catch fish to eat and feed to their baby eaglets. It is not easy to catch the fish, you may hit a log, the fish may be too deep, there may be a powerline to avoid, another eagle may come try to steal your fish, or even worse - the fish you catch could be contaminated with lead, which is poisonous to Eagles. (Encourage your fishing friends to use lead-free fishing tackle).

Special thanks to Jason Latta, Amazing Robot And Sons for the interactive game, and the Build 4 Impact team - Aaron Cleveland, Meg Gammage-Tucker, Courtney Tucker, Here Be Dragons, and Julie Magee for graphic design.