Save the Mahogany Trees at the Honokaʻa County Park

Save the trees !!!

Please explore all viable solutions to the problem, before cutting the trees.

I hope a way is found to preserve these iconic trees.

I visit to the park almost every day. The shade and beauty of these trees seem more valuable to me than a parking lot. A lot can be located elsewhere, making the loss of these trees totally unnecessary. I am sure a plan could be devised, if people would only apply themselves.

Beautiful park which deserves preservation by taking out the dying tree and only the few limiting accessability. Please do what is best for both the trees and those who enjoy the park. Be conservative. Honor the trees.

Stop cutting down beautiful trees!! Absolutely no reason for it!!

Please do not cut these trees down but take the time to assess their health and value to the Honoka'a community! Mahalo nui loa, Leilani Badamo

Please do not cut the trees.

Please save the beautiful trees!

When I was a kid Hapuna parking lot had a beautiful shade canopy but parks cut them all down and now it’s an ugly, baking asphalt lot. Parks should have trees! If the parks people can’t handle taking care of exceptional trees we need new parks people, not stumps.

Please pursue alternative strategies to removing these important trees.

We need to save these trees they were a huge part of my childhood we need to take action early to prevent the extinction of a great species

Please save these trees

Please save the trees

Please find a better way of dealing with this issue!

The country clearly needs to get rid of the parks and rec department if the solution to everything is poison and cutting down trees. There is no reason to cut down more trees. This is actually becoming alarming. The county does not represent the people's wishes and are abusing their role.

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Please don't cut the trees down we need as much trees as we can for the future generations. The trees also provide goood much needed shade on hot days.

Prioritizing asphalt over mature canopy is not the answer.

With the ever increasing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, mature trees are essential in reducing levels and thus abating global warming.