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- Amy ColletteBackerI had recently read about how there had been a "plague of oysters" before the Tokyo Olympics, where tons of oysters had attached themselves to floats in Tokyo Bay. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-57883922 I don't know if this would be relevant or useful in any way, but they must've accidentally done something good if they had that much oyster growth in the middle of an industrial waterway in so little a time. Anyway, I hope the project continues to go well!Oct 07, 20210
- Haydee RodriguezBackerWonderful news. Congratulations!!!Jan 08, 20210
- Gabriel Alonso-MendozaBackerCongrats! I make a mean mignonette - let me know when I should get cooking!! 😉Jan 08, 20210
- Linda CartigliaBackerTico, you’re changing the world for the better....one oyster at a time! So proud of you!😘❤️Jan 08, 20210
- Ana-Maria TabladaBackerSo excited for you Tico!!! Love you and proud of you!! :)Jan 03, 20210
- Mike RiveroBackerI am excited to help this project! Please feel free to contact me if you need help or volunteers. Mike Rivero 305.608.9301Jan 02, 20211
- Carlos GarciaBackerJust got notified that this project is now fully funded - congratulations Tico!Dec 31, 20200
- Beth J ShearerBackerThis is an exciting project ... can't wait to see it come to fruition!Dec 31, 20200
- Irela BagueBackerThis is a great example of how one person can make a difference to help #SaveBiscayneBay 🐟❤️. Please consider supporting this, any amount.Dec 30, 20200
- David PunchardBackerInterested to know more about the project - we might be able to help - call me David 954 610 3636 Hollywood Fl.Dec 23, 20200
- Gloria Artecona PelaezBackerKudos to Tico Aran for this amazing project.Dec 14, 20200
- Haydee RodriguezBackerI hope that you can reach the goal!!!Dec 08, 20200
- Alberto "Tico" Aran, MPHResearcherThank you Haydee! It looks like we are on track!Dec 08, 20200