Experts debunk tree-cutting misinformation following Maui wildfires : Big Island Now

Healthy, viable trees, especially native species, enhance environmental health and help mitigate fire risk. However, social media posts following the wildfires seemed to fuel the notion, and the calls, that people should chop their trees down.

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