The phrase "a forest settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community or habitation located within or near a forested area.
Example: "The researchers studied the impact of climate change on a forest settlement that had been established for over a century."
Alternatives: "woodland community" or "forest community".
The tiresomely chatty prose skates round this: butchers in the forest settlement, as they made sausages and smoked meat, "strived to maintain" the kosher laws, he writes.
Indeed, quilombos -- the word quilombo means encampment or forest settlement in various West African languages -- have been found in settings as diverse as mountains, jungles and arid scrubland.
The Forest settlement comes two weeks after Allergan, the maker of Botox, agreed to pay $600 million to settle claims that it had illegally marketed the drug from 2000 to 2005 for off-label uses including headaches and cerebral palsy in children.
Raise the living standard of the rural people through forest settlement and agroforestry development schemes.
This was achieved through spectral classification of different land cover classes and by assessing the change in forest; settlements; pasture and agriculture in relation to increasing distances (5, 10 and 15 km) from three tourism sites with the help of ArcGIS software.
By 2071, humanity has spread to the stars from the floating forest settlements of Venus to terraformed cities on Mars to frigid penal colonies on Pluto.
Crowborough is located in a forest area where settlement is typically in small hamlets linked by a maze of narrow lanes, and the town has grown by the joining together of a number of those hamlets so that the present urban area is a diffuse, disjointed spread of houses and shops.
It requires a forest vector, e.g. from Landsat, and settlements from remote sensing or existing GIS.
Although relatively isolated, self-subsistent rural and fishing settlements existed on the north shore of the St . Lawrenceand in mining and foresting settlements in the Laurentians and throughout northwestern Quebec.
Though there are important other land use types in the region (e.g. forests, settlements) their contribution to the measured signal is rather small (<5% for forested regions, <2% for urban areas).
