El Yunque National Forest after Hurricane Maria

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Emotional 😭. Thank you 🙏🏻 for this sad outcome from Maria. Bendito sea Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Amen 🇺🇸🇵🇷🙏🏻.

[@alancovich2344]

Thanks so much for this video that shows the forest really was hit hard but is resilient and is slowly coming back!
Let's hope for the best and no more hurricanes for another 30 years!

[@carmenvazquez1973]

Alan Covich earthquate is coming get ready

[@rainforestinn]

The forest is coming back. The forest service is opening up a lot of the trails. We recently hiked the "El Toro" trail which was just opened last week. www.rainforestinn.com/myblog/el-yunques-el-toro-trail-is-open

[@USLTER]

Thanks for this intimate view of the destruction Maria wrought.

[@asupremum1246]

I would love to see an update on the greening of the forest. I can't find anything recent.

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

Over the centuries catastrophic and lesser events change forest. The ‘silver lining ‘ in this instance is the opportunity presented to study recovery under contemporary conditions.

[@ianbrown7552]

This is an important story which the world needs to know and I'm glad that the forest seems able to recover; but please, we want to be able to hear what is said and not to have it drowned out by loud, pointless piano playing.

[@anaacevedo6747]

Categoria mayor pero los radales estaban rotos sean sinceros

[@carmenvazquez512]

Que tienen que comentar los que dicen que los ufos son de esa área los mató el huracán encontrarán las naves destruidas que pasooooooo. Please

[@galax-mc8jw]

Pasame tu whatsup para
Hacer un grupo

[@luisbartolo7169]

Where are the paranormal creatures??? They should be easy to find now