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Save the San Pedro House Cottonwood!

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Karen Potts
10 years ago

We visited this place in 2013 and I got many life birds… If the tree is cut down, I'm sure some of the birds will not have a place to live. Please save it

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William Kelly
10 years ago

Save this loved tree

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Jean Woessner
10 years ago

This tree is too much a landmark and too important a habitat to be cut down. Trim if necessary and fence it off if you're concerned with potentially falling branches.

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Ronald Rosenberg
10 years ago

Whose moronic idea is it to cut down this magnificent tree?

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James Herrewig
10 years ago

This tree must be preserved and protected! BLM can easily protect visitor safety by simply fencing off the perimeter...not by destoying this magnificent tree.

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Matt Fraker
10 years ago

Fence this tree and leave it alone -- it's a landmark not unlike the house. It seems like the BLM could easily ask for private funding sources to get involved if finances are an issue.

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Patricia Herrewig
10 years ago

This tree is an integral part of the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area. Please don't cut it down.

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Barbara Glover
10 years ago

How can you even think of cutting such an old tree down, it's part of the historic place. Honor it.

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Maja Young
10 years ago

Save the Cottonwood!! Too valuable to lose. It makes the site.

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Laura Wiegand
10 years ago

My husband proposed to me by that tree!

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Rebecca Stanger
10 years ago

Please do NOT cut down this magnificent tree!

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Earl Bradshaw
10 years ago

I would hate to see it cut down. It is so much of the San Pedro River area.

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Jennifer Delaquil
10 years ago

Thank You!

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Stu Williams
10 years ago

No unnecessary granddaddy-cottonwood tree removal!! Thank you, BLM.

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Jennifer E Johnson
10 years ago

We love the tree!

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DeForest Lewis
10 years ago

The Plaza should stand.

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Lee Adams
10 years ago

Please don't cut this magnificent tree down. Thanks.

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Todd Bostock
10 years ago

that tree is great.

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Trish Damon
10 years ago

Save our tree!

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Mike Mewborn
10 years ago

Save the tree.