About George Lindemann Jr.
George Lindemann Jr. is an investor, art collector and philanthropist committed to helping communities improve quality of life, expand opportunities and protect natural resources. He is the General Manager of BC Property Investments and serves as President of the Board of Trustees for The Bass—Miami Beach’s contemporary art museum. Drawing on his experience as both a business leader and environmental advocate, Lindemann is actively involved in developing innovative ways to protect water resources and engage communities on climate issues through cultural institutions.
From the Blog
From Ocean Home Magazine: Art in the Heart
Art museums are about more than the art that hangs on walls and fills collection displays.
Expand protection for Tennessee’s rivers
Ecotourism—including hobbies such as paddling, biking, hiking, and birdwatching—brings sustainable jobs and commerce to the region. This year is the 50th anniversary of The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. This is the perfect moment to build on the successes of the past…
In the News
New section of Cumberland Trail opens in Rhea County; state celebrates newest scenic river
A new section of the Cumberland Trail opened Saturday in tandem with a wide-ranging celebration commemorating Tennessee’s most recently named scenic river and the 50th anniversary of the National Wild & Scenic River Act.
Paddlers Applaud Expanded Daddy’s Creek Access! (TN)
For well over 20 years paddlers have sought improved access to a beautiful section of Daddy’s Creek flowing through Catoosa Wildlife Management Area near Crossville, TN. Daddy’s Creek only has enough water to float after significant rain, which typically happens in the fall, winter and spring.
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