10-06-2011, 03:37 AM
HSW _ OK...I am glad the you "looked" at the link for the management plan...PLEASE OPEN THE LINKS...looking at a link will not get you any information...
Within the 508 pages (35+MB) of just the Natural Resources plan you will find more than a few maps...
Also look at the pictures you took of the forest reserve.
Do they look anything like the mamame forest of seven generations back?
What were the causes of these changes? Can you honestly say that your beloved sheep ancestors had NOTHING to do with it?
Your ID is "saves Hawaiian wildlife", what do you KNOW what are the requirements of a forest bird that is relegated to a patchy scrub savanna? Do you know the stress responses of mamame?
PLEASE, you say you want to know...yet you will not even take the time to do the research (on links provided to you...no real work to look at them!)... Then leave the discussion to the ones that are willing to do the work, or continue to be so self involved that you miss major things like 508 pages of documentation....which is just a mere tip of the research that has been done in the last seven generations on the introduction of those "beloved" grazers onto the mountains....
Within the 508 pages (35+MB) of just the Natural Resources plan you will find more than a few maps...
Also look at the pictures you took of the forest reserve.
Do they look anything like the mamame forest of seven generations back?
What were the causes of these changes? Can you honestly say that your beloved sheep ancestors had NOTHING to do with it?
Your ID is "saves Hawaiian wildlife", what do you KNOW what are the requirements of a forest bird that is relegated to a patchy scrub savanna? Do you know the stress responses of mamame?
PLEASE, you say you want to know...yet you will not even take the time to do the research (on links provided to you...no real work to look at them!)... Then leave the discussion to the ones that are willing to do the work, or continue to be so self involved that you miss major things like 508 pages of documentation....which is just a mere tip of the research that has been done in the last seven generations on the introduction of those "beloved" grazers onto the mountains....