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- marilyn ambroseBackerso sad you weren't able to reach your goal with pledges. keep persevering for this timely cause perhaps in other ways or funding sources. add solid PR so others will get on board through education and research. thanks anthony, todd & wendy. marilyn ambroseAug 07, 20150
- Todd DawsonResearcherThanks for your support! We knew we were being ambitious and we got 12% there. We'll try again - the trees will appreciate it.Aug 07, 20150
- Connie GeorgeBackerThis is such valuable research. I'm sorry you are so far from your FR goal. Can it be extended? We have a 5 (or 6) trunk redwood in the backyard of our San Francisco home. It is very healthy as concurred by an arborist because supposedly we have an underground water source (creek) that runs through our neighborhood. But I'm worried that the water source, if there's one, is drying up like everything else. This probably sounds weird but we do love our redwood tree. It's magestic and the birds,squirrels and everyone enjoys it so much. I wish you the best in your FRing and research efforts. Best, ConnieAug 06, 20150
- Charlotte Michelle ProvinceMy apologies for the repeated posting, your site claimed that my original post had failed. Please wake up to the truth. Chemical weather modification/food supply control is the root of this issue. Cognitive dissonance will cause the end of our existence. We implore you to attend this event: http://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/major-northern-california-event-will-expose-global-climate-engineering/Jul 20, 20150
- Charlotte Michelle ProvinceCognitive dissonance is what's killing our planet. Geoengineeringwatch.orgJul 20, 20150
- Charlotte Michelle ProvinceCognitive dissonance is what's killing our planet. www.geoengineeringwatch.orgJul 20, 20150
- Charlotte Michelle ProvinceCognitive dissonance is what's killing our planet. www.geoengineeringwatch.orgJul 20, 20150
- Charlotte Michelle ProvinceCognitive dissonance is what's killing our planet. www.geoengineeringwatch.orgJul 20, 20151
- George FreemanI am just humbled looking up at the trees, WOW! Best of luck and God bless.Jun 24, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherIt never gets any less humbling looking up at them, thinking that they will stand there (hopefully) for hundreds of years to come. Thanks for your support!Jun 24, 20150
- Scott BergquistBackerSpread the word about your study of our Redwoods. I have yet to meet a Californian that does not love this wonderful tree. Good luck with the funding!Jun 23, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks Scott! The trees are indeed an inspiration to Californians!Jun 24, 20150
- DebbieBackerWishing you the best! Big project, and very important!Jun 23, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Debbie!Jun 23, 20150
- Peggy J. Ostrom SchultzBackerBest wishes!Jun 22, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Peggy!Jun 22, 20150
- Debra AmbroseBackerThank you for making a significant difference to our planet's woes Anthony, Wendy and Todd!Jun 22, 20151
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Deb!Jun 22, 20150
- Awista AyubyBackerThis sounds really exciting, good luck guys!Jun 18, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Awista!Jun 18, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks so much Awista!Jun 18, 20150
- Tom TraverBackerGreat work so far understanding long term drought conditions on the southern Redwood forest ecosystem.Jun 17, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Tom!Jun 18, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherWe really appreciate your interest and support in this project Tom!Jun 18, 20150
- Jason P ScheinBackerGood luck!Jun 17, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks, Jason!Jun 18, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks so much Jason!Jun 18, 20150
- Mark NyeBackerI'm happy to support this effort, and I'll do what I can to get the word out!Jun 17, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks Mark!!Jun 17, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks so much Mark!!Jun 17, 20150
- marilyn ambroseBackerhope your goal is reached. this is VERY important research. blessings to ALLJun 16, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks Mom!Jun 17, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks for your generosity Marilyn! We really appreciate your support!Jun 17, 20150
- Cindy WuBackersave the 🌲🌲🌲Jun 16, 20151
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks Cindy!Jun 17, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThank you Cindy! Save the trees indeed!Jun 17, 20150
- GioBackerSending much love for all the dedicated and hard work that you two do! Thank you!Jun 16, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks Gio!!Jun 16, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks Gio! You rock!Jun 17, 20150
- Benjamin Jacob AbsherBackerAwesome work guys. I'll spread the word!Jun 16, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks Benjamin! We appreciate it!Jun 16, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks Benjamin!Jun 17, 20150
- Wendy BaxterResearcherThanks so much for your support Uncle Tod!Jun 16, 20150
- Tod LloydBackerYou go Wendy and Andrew. LYUTJun 16, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherThanks!Jun 16, 20150
- Pureum KimBackerThank you for the great research. I pray that we have more funding for more biology/ environment research. I will encourage my friends to donate as well. Thank you again for your research. I look forward to your analysis. PS I am not familiar with forestry but tree ring analysis seems to be quite expensive. Just curious why it is expensive, whether if there are cheaper or more efficient ways to do tree ring analysis. Thank you again.Jun 16, 20150
- Anthony AmbroseResearcherHi Pureum. Thank you so much for your interest and support! Tree ring analysis is expensive because it is a very time-consuming process and takes a highly skilled dendrochronologist to complete. However, the results are tremendously valuable and there really is no other way to get long-term retroactive information on tree growth responses to changes in the environment. Thanks again!Jun 16, 20150