Save the Mahogany Trees at the Honokaʻa County Park
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Anonymous
6 months ago
Stop cutting down all the trees on this island!!!
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Teresa Byrne-Dodge
6 months ago
Please listen to the people most affected by this decision.
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Sarah Brown
6 months ago
These beautiful trees are part of what makes this park so special.
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John f
6 months ago
it’s ridiculous that you folks resort to cutting trees and spraying toxic glyphosate to “remedy” issues sacrificing comfort on hot days at ALL STATE AND COUNTY PARKS , and jeopardizing the health of your community by spraying large amounts of roundup …
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Deejay Rietfors
6 months ago
Trim only - D0 Not Chop the Trees down.
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Sonja Rudie
6 months ago
We need to keep the shade for our keiki and Kapuna . The trees absorb heat, offput oxygen. The size and beauty of the trees cannot be replaced (grow that big again) in their lifetimes. Their beauty is for all. Please preserve the trees where they stand. Mahalos
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Anonymous
6 months ago
Please support!
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Ochoa Jorge Antonio
6 months ago
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Oma Knox
6 months ago
These trees provide shade and beauty.
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Courtney
6 months ago
Our children need nature and life in parks not just grass. Keep the trees
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Joseph B Clarkson
6 months ago
Please save as many of these trees as possible. Only a few are damaging the parking lot.
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Jordan Ziroli
6 months ago
These mahogany trees are a community historical fixture. Dont erase honokaa history.
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Beatrix Kritzer
6 months ago
These trees provide necessary shade while waiting at the bus stop at the park.
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Dianne Higgins
6 months ago
Initially, it may cost more to repair the parking lot, however, it will be worth it to save these trees
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Kimberlynn Tavares-Varios
6 months ago
Hope they listen to the people of Honokaa
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Roman Anderson
6 months ago
Save the trees at the Honokaa park
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Terri Pedro
6 months ago
Malama I ka ‘aina!
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Kris Bordessa
6 months ago
Decimating historic trees that provide shade and cooling because it’s the easiest solution is wearing. Put on your thinking caps and come up with some alternative solutions to the heaving asphalt issue.
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R Mack
6 months ago
Park needs shade
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Diana Owens
6 months ago
Keep Hawaii beautiful. So much beauty in a tree vs concrete.
Stop cutting down all the trees on this island!!!
Please listen to the people most affected by this decision.
These beautiful trees are part of what makes this park so special.
it’s ridiculous that you folks resort to cutting trees and spraying toxic glyphosate to “remedy” issues sacrificing comfort on hot days at ALL STATE AND COUNTY PARKS , and jeopardizing the health of your community by spraying large amounts of roundup …
Trim only - D0 Not Chop the Trees down.
We need to keep the shade for our keiki and Kapuna . The trees absorb heat, offput oxygen. The size and beauty of the trees cannot be replaced (grow that big again) in their lifetimes. Their beauty is for all. Please preserve the trees where they stand. Mahalos
Please support!
These trees provide shade and beauty.
Our children need nature and life in parks not just grass. Keep the trees
Please save as many of these trees as possible. Only a few are damaging the parking lot.
These mahogany trees are a community historical fixture. Dont erase honokaa history.
These trees provide necessary shade while waiting at the bus stop at the park.
Initially, it may cost more to repair the parking lot, however, it will be worth it to save these trees
Hope they listen to the people of Honokaa
Save the trees at the Honokaa park
Malama I ka ‘aina!
Decimating historic trees that provide shade and cooling because it’s the easiest solution is wearing. Put on your thinking caps and come up with some alternative solutions to the heaving asphalt issue.
Park needs shade
Keep Hawaii beautiful. So much beauty in a tree vs concrete.