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Assessing the pathogens of wild mammals in Los Angeles County

By Sarah Helman
Backed by Sally Wilson-Gamble, Michael DeMattei, John Pollinger, Kathryn Arnold, Pat Grant, Sandra Tweedt, Sarah Helman, Kieran OSullivan, Garys@naplia.com, Sophie Lloyd-Smith, and 14 other backers
UCLA
Santa Monica, California
EcologyMedicine
DOI: 10.18258/11703
Grant: Wildlife Disease Association Challenge GrantGrant: Wildlife Disease Association Challenge Grant
$3,531
Raised of $3,475 Goal
101%
Funded on 10/05/18
Successfully Funded
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  • EvaCYarbro
    EvaCYarbro
    It is a very important topic for research.
    Jan 20, 2019
  • Kieran OSullivan
    Kieran OSullivanBacker
    Hope this gets funded Sarah
    Oct 01, 2018
  • Michael DeMattei
    Michael DeMatteiBacker
    Best of luck in your fundraising and research!
    Sep 28, 2018
  • Sally Wilson-Gamble
    Sally Wilson-GambleBacker
    So proud and happy to support your work, Sarah!
    Aug 27, 2018
  • Sarah Helman
    Sarah HelmanResearcher
    Thank you so much Sally!
    Aug 30, 2018
  • Angelo Roefaro
    Angelo RoefaroBacker
    It is important to understand the pathogens wild mammals carry and their potential impacts on human health, especially as shrinking boundaries --induced by sprawl-- bring us closer than ever to these common critters.
    Aug 23, 2018
  • Sarah Helman
    Sarah HelmanResearcher
    So true!
    Aug 30, 2018