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- Madelaine TorchiaBackerCongratulationsJun 06, 20160
- Tracy Lynn AldridgeBackerVery happy to support such a good cause...Jun 06, 20160
- Sepp DischBackerKeep up the good work. SDJun 05, 20160
- Linda R FriarBackerGood luck from another UCLA Ph.D./Audubon person!Jun 05, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThank you Linda!!! I'm so pleased that you guys STILL find value in the work I do!Jun 06, 20160
- Joel SchulmanBackerDr. Laurel Serieys's PhD research at UCLA with the National Park Service in southern California is the basis for our campaign to save the animals from rodent poisoning in the Santa Monica mountains and throughout California. Please see PoisonFreeMalibu.org and "Poison Free Malibu" on Facebook.Jun 05, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherHi Joel– we determined another one of our caracals died of rat poison exposure today. That makes 2, and more here in one year than my 8 years with bobcats in Los Angeles. Thank you for the support!Jun 06, 20160
- Antonio LambBackerReally cool stuff! I hope your research will help us better protect these beautiful cats.Jun 04, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThank you Antonio!Jun 05, 20160
- Amanda JonesBackerAll the best Laurel - you are doing amazing work - keept it up! (Mandy - Cats For Africa).Jun 03, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherHi Mandy- so lovely to hear from you! I am happy that you think the work is going well! Who knew the project would become such an amazing undertaking!Jun 05, 20160
- Cindy WuBackerThe caracal is such a unique cat. I think it might be my favorite.May 31, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherWell they are the best of them all!Jun 05, 20160
- Cecile GratzBackerWith lots of good luck on your mission. Love, Aunt CeilMay 28, 20160
- Helen Lorraine EricksonBackerGreat work, Laurel! Here's to you!May 28, 20160
- mary ellen bluntzer, m.d.BackerLaurel - you're a heroine!May 27, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThank you for your support Mary Ellen!May 27, 20160
- Chris CoxBackerCongratulations, and thank you for taking the initiative here. I strongly believe we need more of these micro projects to start the ball rolling, and over time, building a community of projects detailing how we can help limit human impact on natural processes and improve ecosystem functioning - maybe leading eventually to increasing developments build with this in mind. Go team - kick ass. This is important work you're doing!May 27, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThanks Chris- this is very rewarding feedback!May 27, 20160
- Galen SchultzBackerKeep up the great work!May 26, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThank you Galen! We are so appreciative for all of the community support! Spread the word ;)May 26, 20160
- Cheryl NeaveBackerI appreciate the work that you do, considering the silent inhabitants we neglect to consider when we occupy and develop urban areas. May we all become more aware and more careful.May 20, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherThank you Cheryl for the support!May 25, 20160
- Ondine BelloI'm trying to donate and the link doesn't allow me to do so, is it a problem with my phone or browser I'm using? Please help if you can, thanks.May 19, 20160
- Christina TranBackerJust sent you an email, Ondine! You can also reach us at contact@experiment.com if you don't see it.May 19, 20160
- Laurel SerieysResearcherHi Ondine, if you use a different device you can access the platform to donate. I hope you will consider trying again! It's an all or nothing platform, so every donation goes a long way. Thanks!May 25, 20160