Residents in Palma's Paseo Marítimo area have voiced their outrage at the apparent "indiscriminate" felling of trees because of the work being carried out. They say that healthy trees that are over fifty years old are being removed and are critical of a Balearic Ports Authority failure to take care of this heritage and to comply with commitments that were given.
Complaints about felling of trees on Palma's Paseo Marítimo
The Balearic Ports Authority is being criticised
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Trees are so important for removing Carbon Dioxide. Mallorca used to preserve all tree flora and fauna. Throughout the Island I see many trees that have grown in a strange crooked way. But they are being supported with strong posts and allowed to continue growing. Which I admire. This is a small Island that can not afford to lose its trees etc.