Sentence examples for Inaccessible forest from inspiring English sources
The more inaccessible forest regions of Bihar are home to various species of large mammals, most notably Bengal tigers, leopards, elephants, and several types of deer.
For remote and inaccessible forest regions, lack of sufficient or possibly any sample data inhibits estimation and construction of confidence intervals for population parameters using familiar probability- or design-based inferential methods.
Buy it from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukWERNER HERZOG'S 1982 film, "Fitzcarraldo", was inspired by a would-be rubber baron who hauled a boat over a Peruvian mountain to harvest an inaccessible forest of rubber trees because he wanted to build an opera house in the jungle.
Hunters are now penetrating previously inaccessible forest areas, making use of newly developed infrastructure to capture and transport bushmeat from remote areas to major city markets (37 ).
In contrast to the situation with intensive agriculture, in large and inaccessible forest areas such monitoring may be impractical, or at least, inaccurate.
Forestry and oil and gas exploration have driven roads through previously inaccessible forests, increasing the risk of fires.
Now, urbanisation, coupled with the opening up of previously inaccessible forests, has made bushmeat hunting a commercial proposition.
But only in recent years, with the arrival of significant quantities of automatic weapons and the opening up of hitherto inaccessible forests by European and Asian companies, has the African bushmeat trade become unsustainable.
The UNITA rebels, who were chased out of many of their strongholds in the centre and south last year, are thought to have regrouped in the dense and inaccessible forests of eastern Moxico province, along the frontier with Zambia.Preparations for the new offensive have turned the normally sleepy city of Luena into a forward command base.
This deficit is currently met by overharvesting inaccessible forests and illegal harvesting in protected areas, thus diminishing the overall forest and woodland area.
It is also one of the few countries in the world where population pressure on natural resources is virtually non-existent: 16.5 million ha of the country's territory are made up of mostly inaccessible forests and woodlands, about 1.2 million ha are under permanent pasture and less than 0.5 million ha are cultivated land.
