The forum was rich on researches from biologists . As I live in nyc, it was interesting to see that researches on aquatic life was made on the Hudson river. Tide deck at piers 26 was a great initiative in a sense that it is a feature that provide educates visitors on the river. Tide pools were impressive. I will definitely go visit the tide deck.
Also it was exciting to learn about the billion oysters project which intend to restore the native eastern oyster population to NY harbor.
I agree in that taking the “easy way” or most convenient way isn’t always the best course of action. Past generations due to industrialization thought the same way as Josue Criollo did in that they did whatever necessary to manufacture large quantities of products in a short amount of time, and flash forward to present day—here we are trying to fix what could have been avoided if only we knew the consequence. So let’s not recreate past mistakes and take care if the environment by moving towards environmentally friendly items that is biodegradable so future generations can enjoy oceans full of life, instead of oceans full of garbage.
Look forward to working and learning from you all.
