I find it odd that they moved some of the stakes from what you'd been told was an official survey. If you were a litigious person with a lot of money maybe you could have challenged their survey and gotten a restraining order until it could be verified by a second survey. As it is, their property line designations are going unchallenged except for you shaming the tree cutters into backing off a little bit. Just as they are selling their trees, your trees have economic value so they would be stealing your property if they aren't sure of where the property lines are and the correct owner of the trees.

I'm with you and Cat, fighting for the trees and the ecosystems and all the wildlife that inhabit those precious habitats (including us). I appreciate your activist, letter-writing spirit! Call the television stations, too! You are not alone by any means. Aggressive efforts are being undertaken across the country by conservation groups and the members and lawyers, fighting similar habitat destruction. I'm involved proactively with numerous groups. You go girl!!

You got my thumbs up too dear Sue. It is, however, frustrating
that you have little you can do to stop the tide.

Why is she clearing the land. Is a Walmart's going in or what??

If I lived nearby, I'd be right next to you holding up a banner and chaining myself to the tree if that's what it took to wake people up! All the building, building, building is destroying so much habitat that it's no wonder more people are being attacked by alligators and so on. Joni Mitchell had it right: "You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone. They paved paradise and put up a parking lot," and that was 30+ years ago.

Heck no don't take a chill pill, stand up for what you believe in!