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Most Trees Marked for Removal in Manila Are Exotic and Decaying, Says DENR
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- •The DENR identified that the majority of trees marked for removal in Manila are non-native species.
- •Many of these trees are decaying, posing safety risks in urban areas.
- •The tree removal plan is part of efforts to manage urban greenery and prevent accidents caused by falling branches or trees.
- •The initiative has raised public interest in replacing removed trees with native species to support local ecosystems.
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- ▸If the DENR proceeds with removing exotic and decaying trees as planned urban safety in Manila could improve by reducing risks of tree-related accidents, benefiting residents and city infrastructure.
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