Ohia trees are dying rapidly, Why?

[pahoated]

Not having gone down 132 to Kapoho in daylight for quite awhile, the giant stand of dead ohia at the end of the Nanawale forest reserve was startling. The weird part is it stops suddenly, at least a mile from PGV. That is what is more interesting. I was noticing how lush the vegetation was around PGV, the ohia around PGV are like plump tall bushes, full of flowers. There are all kinds of GMO papaya fields around PGV now and they seem to be thriving. Somebody has a beautiful horse farm that has several very healthy looking horses. That is what is so strange about that whole clump of dead ohia up the road in Nanawale forest reserve. It is a large area but very localized. This really looks some strain of the Australian fungus that was brought in somehow right in that area. It's almost like a radiation marker.

"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"