Sentence examples for a managed landscape from inspiring English sources

In Exmoor, the relationship between longstanding marginal farming practice and the environmental qualities of these landscapes is well acknowledged – as reflected in the Exmoor National Park Management Plan (2007) : 'The historical character of Exmoor is as a managed landscape, in other words there has been a relationship between man and the environment over many thousands of years.

"This isn't a wilderness type of park; it's a managed landscape," he said.

We surveyed the herpetofaunal (amphibian and reptile) communities inhabiting five types of habitat on a managed landscape.

Jack pine stands older than commercial rotation age must be maintained in a managed landscape because their bird communities differ from younger stands.

We monitored production and removal rates of fruit from 22 common plant species over 2 years in five habitats of a managed landscape in South Carolina (USA).

In this study we evaluated the variation of bird communities in a managed landscape that includes cropfields and two different restoration strategies.

Man may be its rarest species these days, but like everywhere in Britain, Sutton Fen is a human, managed landscape, said Martin George, author of a book on the Broads and a former head of the government's nature conservation in East Anglia.

We investigated how female caribou cope with disturbances using GPS telemetry data collected on 48 females in a highly managed landscape in Québec, Canada, between 2004 and 2010, using home-range size as a proxy of caribou space use behaviour.

The castle was originally surrounded by a carefully managed landscape, from the planned town in front of the castle, to the deer park and rabbit warrens that stretched out behind it, intended to be viewed from the lord's chamber in the great keep.

Studies of old-growth forest C dynamics from central and eastern Europe are rare and the few remaining pristine forests represent a unique opportunity to study natural forest dynamics in an otherwise managed landscape.

Most are small (national median 1.4 ha) and isolated stands within an intensively managed landscape.