Sentence examples for access timber from inspiring English sources

The town of Parowan was settled in 1851 by Mormon pioneers, who built a wagon road up Parowan Canyon to access timber for buildings.

Tens of billions of dollars are spent per year on roads to access timber, iron and other natural resources to supply global consumer demand, grow national economies and reduce poverty [29], [30], and meet the self-interest of donor nations [3].

The Timber Marketing and Pricing Policy (RGOB, 2002) also emphasises that (i) urban, commercial and industrial sectors can access timber through open auctions; (ii) prices are determined by market forces and (iii) the export of logs, sawnwood and fuelwood is banned unless lots remain unsold after three consecutive auctions, in which case FDCL may auction timber internationally.

We built the bridge using a crawler tractor and a log loader which minimized stream disturbance, yet allowed building a solid bridge to access timber at a good crossing location.

Timber executives said the guarantee of reliable access to timber and an understanding that more money would go to forest management led them to soften their stance on the regulations.

"I am in danger of having to shut down because of lack of access to timber in our national forest," he said.

In return, the Liberian leader allegedly gained access to timber and diamond fields.

Outcomes that are good for both trees and people will also depend on external factors such as law enforcement and access to timber markets.

This paper evaluates two Forest Industry Structural Adjustment Packages FISAPP) implemented in Australia in the 1990s to 2000s as part of broader policy changes that reduced access to timber from publicly owned native forests.

The underlying motive is to get access to timber currently off limits to supply expanding demand for biomass to burn as "renewable energy.

Logging companies adopted working conditions similar to those the division had, and they took advantage of new logging roads and rail lines that the division had built to access more timber.