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The road to deforestation and its socialfeedback on Rapa Nui is a fascinating anda possibly important parable; one withsymbolic implications for how the rest oftheworldviewsenvironmentalchangeandhuman impact. Rull et al. (2013) presenta compilation and critique of Rapa Nui’spaleoecologicalandarcheologicaldatathatis critical for progressing further work onthe island, and state that Rapa Nui wassubject of a gradual environmental changeinsteadofrapiddeforestation.Theauthorsinterpret the slower pace of deforesta-tion as evidence for gradual social change,supported by Mulrooney (2013) recentarcheological investigation in La PerouseBay(

Comment to Rull et al. (2013)â€”Challenging Easter Island's Collapse: the need for interdisciplinary synergies