Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How many people are served by this golf course?
Everyone who wants to golf and can't afford a country club.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I didn't even know there was a golf course. I haven't gone in Rock Creek since Chandra Levy was found--a woman
Well, that’s your choice.
Anonymous wrote:How many people are served by this golf course?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy sh#t, they are talking about cutting down 50% of the trees on the golf course. WTF?
8 acres, you moron. Of 1750 acres. And they are non native invasives.
Or are you opposed to it because the golfers here are mostly black? Hmmm.
Anonymous wrote:This will pretty much doom the Hayes Spring Amphipod. Between the loss of forest canopy and the lowered ground water levels from irrigation wells and the toxic fertilizers and herbicide used to maintain golf course greens, there’s no way it will survive.
It’s a tragedy a critically endangered species that lives ONLY right here in DC will go extinct under President Biden’s watch. I wouldve expected this under Trump… but Biden? It’s a cruel slap.
Anonymous wrote:This will pretty much doom the Hayes Spring Amphipod. Between the loss of forest canopy and the lowered ground water levels from irrigation wells and the toxic fertilizers and herbicide used to maintain golf course greens, there’s no way it will survive.
It’s a tragedy a critically endangered species that lives ONLY right here in DC will go extinct under President Biden’s watch. I wouldve expected this under Trump… but Biden? It’s a cruel slap.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy sh#t, they are talking about cutting down 50% of the trees on the golf course. WTF?
8 acres, you moron. Of 1750 acres. And they are non native invasives.
Or are you opposed to it because the golfers here are mostly black? Hmmm.
“I always knew that there were going to have to be a couple of trees taken out here and there to reroute the golf course holes and fairways, but I really did not expect there to be 1,262 trees cut down,” says Vanessa Bertelli.
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A total of 2,571 trees were surveyed on the golf course property, according to the assessment — this includes most trees on the property, except for a norther portion which will not be directly affected by the project. The most common species surveyed are tuliptree, American beech, oak, and maple."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Holy sh#t, they are talking about cutting down 50% of the trees on the golf course. WTF?
8 acres, you moron. Of 1750 acres. And they are non native invasives.
Or are you opposed to it because the golfers here are mostly black? Hmmm.
Anonymous wrote:Holy sh#t, they are talking about cutting down 50% of the trees on the golf course. WTF?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Long overdue. Glad to see this is happening!
Absolutely. It’s a disgrace that they let the course rot due to neglect. It’s a fun course to play.