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> Loss of those trees was an economic disaster. Given that most of the trees lost were in the nature reserve, the economic impact is somewhat limited.
by Xylakant 3y ago
> Loss of those trees was an economic disaster.
Given that most of the trees lost were in the nature reserve, the economic impact is somewhat limited.
- Biologist123 3y agoIs that the case? I didn’t realise. Although as a tourist draw, dead trees are not exactly that appealing. A couple of years ago, I took my three year old daughter up a mountain, and she earnestly said to me: “the once’ler”. We haven’t been back.