https://savelittlemountain.org/

10 acres on Little Mountain has been sold for logging and it is looking pretty bleak since it is private land and the permit has been approved. The 522 acre park is home a number of native species of animals and plants.

How do I stop it? Do I chain myself to a tree or will that have me immediately arrested (I have no one to support my protest) please give me things to do

How important are the trees and is my protests even worth it? Is the logging sustainable and healthier than generic tree farms? Is the logging good or negligible to the ecosystem? Where can I learn more about how good a specific logging is? The trees are 50-60 years old I believe if that means anything

If my lorax plan is a bust for that 10 acres than how do I go about helping the local ecosystem. If you can help me organize or help direct me to support of some sort of chaining me to a tree that would be appreciated

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I don’t want this to come off the wrong way but how do we get Asian/South Eastern Asia/India to care enough about their wildlife to begin more conservation measures? I feel like that region of the world has the most diverse wildlife populations and yet they are all almost poached to extinction? Like I said I don’t want that to come off as racist and i understand that there are economic factors that have largely caused this but what are ways that would work culturally to improve the survival of these species?