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MargaretNRoblesThanks for important information.Apr 05, 20190
Dale PetersonBackerGreat project... looking forward to findings🌈Jan 17, 20171
Phil GilbertBackerSuper :) lets begin !! Great reaserch subject !Jan 14, 20170
Katherine DziedzicResearcherThanks, Phil! I'm excited to continue knowing I'll have enough funding to complete the project! :)Jan 14, 20170
Jeremy DipreBackerHappy dance!!! Congrats Katie!!!Jan 14, 20170- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThank you, Jeremy! I'm doing a happy dance too! :)Jan 14, 20170
Nathaniel BaileyBackerCongrats on hitting 100%!!Jan 13, 20170- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThanks, Nate!! :)Jan 14, 20170
Samuel KaviarBackerYou're a great scientist, doing important work!Jan 04, 20171- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThanks Sam! I appreciate your support!!Jan 04, 20170
Stephen RobinsonBackerGood luck with your fundraising!Jan 04, 20170- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThank you so much Stephen!Jan 04, 20170
- Nathaniel BaileyBackerHere to support a Shedd HMSB Buddy!Jan 04, 20171
- Jeremy DipreBackerKatie, you "glow" girl! Love, JeremyDec 27, 20161
- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThanks bud!!!Jan 04, 20170
Joe & Patty DipreBackerKatie, we hope you are successful with your funding. Corals are very fortunate to have you as their advocate! Thanks for letting us be a part of it.Dec 27, 20161- Katherine DziedzicResearcherThank you so much for the kind words!! I really appreciate your support! :)Jan 04, 20170
Christopher ShermanBackerI wonder if snorkeling in the Virgin Islands is why you wanted to become a marine biologist. Preston, Woody, Sam and I have all gone diving the coral reefs in the Keys (Boy Scout Seabase) and have seen the damage that warm water and chemicals are doing. Happy to back research into how we can save the reefs. Uncle ChrisDec 21, 20160- Katherine DziedzicResearcherHaha, that is exactly where it all started!! :) The reefs in the Keys have been devastated, it's been so heartbreaking to see them degrade so quickly.. The combination of nutrient pollution and high water temperatures have really beaten them down. It was hard to visit and see reefs this year that were once vibrant back when I started undergraduate in 2009.. This research will provide important insights for restoration programs like those in the Keys! I hope to make connections with them in the future! Well, thanks for your support! :)Dec 21, 20160
- Katherine DziedzicResearcherWell, thank you so much for choosing my project to back! I appreciate your generosity and support! :) Happy Holidays!Dec 20, 20160
- sue morrisBackerInstead of sending Christmas cards i decided to back a project- so i would like to wish everyone a fantastic 2017.Dec 20, 20160
