Langley Township council passed a tree protection bylaw in 2019, but various letter writers have questionned whether it does enough. (Black Press Media file)

LETTER: Why can’t trees be protected? Langley woman wonders

Society protects buildings and human-made structures so why not trees?

Dear Editor,

Re: ancient trees

We preserve historical landmarks.

We preserve historical buildings.

Why can’t we preserve historical trees?

Just a thought!

Kitty Brett, Langley City

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