Please do not hasten the death of this beloved community tree.
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Dorothy Brockway
10 years ago
Please save this beautiful tree. I have spent hours enjoying it.
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Jack Whetstone
10 years ago
This is the largest tree on the San Pedro and may well be the largest tree in Arizona. Not a good idea BLM.
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Madeleine Charron
10 years ago
This is nuts, fenci it if you want, and let nature take its course. I bet you are done before that tree.
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Tom Siegwald
10 years ago
Move the fence a couple of feet and leave the tree alone!
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Sharon Lynn
10 years ago
Please save that magnificent tree.
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Margaret Macres
10 years ago
This is a glorious tree. Let it live out its life.
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James Mahoney
10 years ago
The BLM must conduct a proper environmental analysis on this issue that includes the opportunity for public input.
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Gayle Baingo
10 years ago
The tree has rights as a sentient being and should NOT be cut down!!!!
Save the trees!!
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Laura Cleveland
10 years ago
This tree MUST stay.
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Nevy
10 years ago
Love That Tree! And San Pedro House!!! Great birding place. Got my one and only Louisiana Waterthrush there I'll never forget it!
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Kathy Hedegard
10 years ago
Please don't cut this beautiful old tree down.
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Ron Simpson
10 years ago
Save that tree !!!
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Rosanna Salonia
10 years ago
This tree, among all precious trees in Arizona, is a more than can ever be described with silly words: one MUST experience its magnificence in person, it is like visiting an ancient earth God. Mind you, I'm no new-ager hippy. Just a human that recognizes we are smaller than nature, and we are bigger than any silly bureaucratic decision. Let the tree live its natural life. Thanks.
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Mary Jo Ballator
10 years ago
Let us do all we can to save this magnificent tree.
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Forrest Davis
10 years ago
You don't need to put it down. Ridiculous!!
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MARK NEWSTROM
10 years ago
If it can be "given comfort care" by knowledgeable volunteer arborists, there is no point to government expenditures to cut this tree down. It is a landmark; people and critters see its value.
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Mj Kammerer
10 years ago
Do not cut that tree down!
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Bill Brown
10 years ago
Please do no cut this magnificent tree down!
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Nina Conrad
10 years ago
Please do everything you can to save these trees. I understand their life cycle and the threat to the San Pedro house, but still hope they can be saved.
Please do not hasten the death of this beloved community tree.
Please save this beautiful tree. I have spent hours enjoying it.
This is the largest tree on the San Pedro and may well be the largest tree in Arizona. Not a good idea BLM.
This is nuts, fenci it if you want, and let nature take its course. I bet you are done before that tree.
Move the fence a couple of feet and leave the tree alone!
Please save that magnificent tree.
This is a glorious tree. Let it live out its life.
The BLM must conduct a proper environmental analysis on this issue that includes the opportunity for public input.
The tree has rights as a sentient being and should NOT be cut down!!!! Save the trees!!
This tree MUST stay.
Love That Tree! And San Pedro House!!! Great birding place. Got my one and only Louisiana Waterthrush there I'll never forget it!
Please don't cut this beautiful old tree down.
Save that tree !!!
This tree, among all precious trees in Arizona, is a more than can ever be described with silly words: one MUST experience its magnificence in person, it is like visiting an ancient earth God. Mind you, I'm no new-ager hippy. Just a human that recognizes we are smaller than nature, and we are bigger than any silly bureaucratic decision. Let the tree live its natural life. Thanks.
Let us do all we can to save this magnificent tree.
You don't need to put it down. Ridiculous!!
If it can be "given comfort care" by knowledgeable volunteer arborists, there is no point to government expenditures to cut this tree down. It is a landmark; people and critters see its value.
Do not cut that tree down!
Please do no cut this magnificent tree down!
Please do everything you can to save these trees. I understand their life cycle and the threat to the San Pedro house, but still hope they can be saved.