ingridkern

Very exciting news! Could this second aqua-fernn, invasive species be used as a carbon sink, and a food source? Keep up the good work Azolla-Guys (this includes Gals).

Very exciting news! Could this second aqua-fernn, invasive species be used as a carbon sink, and a food source? Keep up the good work Azolla-Guys (this includes Gals).

Hoorah !!! I just returned from Arizona, touring the Cacti National Parks, desert in bloom. Saguaro,,Organ Pipe etc. Those 25 ft high 200 yr-old Saguaros are absolutely amazing.So glad your funding was achieved.

In another 30-40 years, "Thermageddon" may hit the U.S. due to Global Warming, and America will desertify like the Sahara. Your Cactus research may help adapt our food crops to a much hotter climate. Or you can all move to Canada, it's still cold up here !! Ingrid Kern

Hi Oscar! Thanks for Tweeting. We have to drum up crowdfunder enthousiasm quickly, as time is running out before the funding is shut down. If not enough cash is raised, it all collapses, we get our money back, and the research group is S.O.L. Ingrid

Come on everybody, tell your friends to chip in too. Let's start a FernFrenzy.

Hooray, Azolla is finding an audience. Good Luck to it

Hi kathleen: I was very excited upon reading your article in the Globe and Mail, Toronto. I have a biology degree, and realize the significance of Azolla's potential benefit to Mankind, and our planet. Good luck with the crowd-funding; few people here know about crowd-funding. I'll write a letter to the Editor re: how we can all fund your project. Thanks. Ingrid kern