This is a precious resource. We spend so much time talking about how to ensure that our Earth is green for our children and grandchildren, yet we have the power to take this initiative in our own city, or rather bio-region that we share with wild life. Please consider the impacts of your actions in this time.
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Karen Lane
9 years ago
Wildlife habitats need to be wild. Let them stay the way Mother Nature intended them to be.
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Nancy Willert
9 years ago
Keep nature natural. The area is enchanted don't destroy it with selfish and destructive wounds to the earth.
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Julia Kirchner
9 years ago
We need to be planting more native species - not removing them. Native pollinators depend on a succession of plants blooming throughout the growing season. Plant diversity is the foundation of a healthy ecosystem.
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Sue Blaustein
9 years ago
Leave the river as it is.
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Susan Krause
9 years ago
Please help heal our earth and its inhabitants by preserving wild places.
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Mary Lee Agnew
9 years ago
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The Milwaukee River is home to many birds and animals, it is also a major migratory bird corridor with many endangered birds migrating through. Trail cutting would be very destructive to this wonderful and fragile sanctuary right in the heart of our city!
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Diane Martin
9 years ago
Not a good use of Parks dwindling budget. Please take better care of the groomed parks and leave the wild be.
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Angela Michel
9 years ago
We love our wildlife.Please let it remain this way
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maureen m kane
9 years ago
Really no need for this... less cost... more wild = win win
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Marya Bradley
9 years ago
We must protect and preserve those last few remaining places of wild for all of us to enjoy and share with the rest of the living creatures who need them simply to live. Please halt any plans to cut new trails and commit to sustainable maintenance of the existing trail. Thank you
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Gareth Stevens
9 years ago
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I completely support this proposal. Maintenance will not only preserve the habitats and the niches that wildlife - animals and plants - has established in this urban oasis, but will likely be much more cost effective.
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Katrina Greguska
9 years ago
Please keep a part of this over-developed city intact and unspoiled.
This is a precious resource. We spend so much time talking about how to ensure that our Earth is green for our children and grandchildren, yet we have the power to take this initiative in our own city, or rather bio-region that we share with wild life. Please consider the impacts of your actions in this time.
Wildlife habitats need to be wild. Let them stay the way Mother Nature intended them to be.
Keep nature natural. The area is enchanted don't destroy it with selfish and destructive wounds to the earth.
We need to be planting more native species - not removing them. Native pollinators depend on a succession of plants blooming throughout the growing season. Plant diversity is the foundation of a healthy ecosystem.
Leave the river as it is.
Please help heal our earth and its inhabitants by preserving wild places.
The Milwaukee River is home to many birds and animals, it is also a major migratory bird corridor with many endangered birds migrating through. Trail cutting would be very destructive to this wonderful and fragile sanctuary right in the heart of our city!
Not a good use of Parks dwindling budget. Please take better care of the groomed parks and leave the wild be.
We love our wildlife.Please let it remain this way
Really no need for this... less cost... more wild = win win
We must protect and preserve those last few remaining places of wild for all of us to enjoy and share with the rest of the living creatures who need them simply to live. Please halt any plans to cut new trails and commit to sustainable maintenance of the existing trail. Thank you
I completely support this proposal. Maintenance will not only preserve the habitats and the niches that wildlife - animals and plants - has established in this urban oasis, but will likely be much more cost effective.
Please keep a part of this over-developed city intact and unspoiled.
Keep it wild!