The planning, designing and development of Catt-Trax 2 - Making Global Connections: Antarctica to the Amazon has been ongoing for over a year and a half. The design and development of Catt-Trax2 project is funded by the TEK Initiative of BCIT. I am very fortunate to be working with a very talented team from the Learning and Technology Services at BCIT who have amazing skill sets and have offered their talents, opinions, and ideas: Stephanie Hobson, Daniel Joaquin, Jo McFetridge, Paul Razzell, Kathy Rogers, and Terry Fuller.

Others, who have been key to making it all come together, have made significant contributions and support to the project: people from all over BCIT, including students and faculty from Fish, Wildlife, and Recreation program and other areas; people from various regions of South America, the U.S. and all across Canada. I am most grateful for their interest, ideas, and support.

I would like to thank all of the companies and individuals who have taken an interest in Catt-Trax2 and have offered logistical, financial and other support. Although the names are too many to list, please know that I appreciate very much all of your generosity and support.

Muchas gracias!

"The Catt"
(or "El Gato" in Spanish)