Sentence examples for actively managed for from inspiring English sources

Streamside management zones encompass the stream channel and adjacent land area and are actively managed for a range of functions and processes (Neary et al. 2011).

In this context, artificial shallow water bodies, actively managed for agricultural purposes, could act as potential refuge for relict biodiversity.

(c Grazingland.Land used for grasslands and forest lands where the indigenous vegetation is actively managed for grazing, browsing, or occasional hay production.

Most of the private native forest is not actively managed for wood production, and much of the publicly owned area is set aside in national parks and other reserves.

Fishery disaster declarations are not novel for the agency — it often makes at least several per year — but are unusual for a fishery that has been actively managed for decades, according to Peter Shelley, senior counsel at the Conservation Law Foundation, which supported this declaration despite opposing previous calls for such an action.

The forest has been actively managed for timber production, including commercial thinning, clear-felling followed by planting in the spruce dominated stands, and selective logging followed by natural regeneration in the pine dominated stands.

We suggest that parks and reserves consider implementing human resource management policies that actively manage for uncertainty.

Creating value by actively managing for top-line growth works because it lifts profit along with revenue, generating impressive momentum.

Newly arriving species (but not invasive non-native species) were being accommodated in many cases, although few sites reported actively managing for or encouraging new arrivals.

If the refuge that currently provides habitat for the species will be unsuitable within the next 50 years, it might be best to actively manage for habitat elsewhere and, depending on the species and the circumstances, investigate the potential for relocation.

"They devastated actively managed funds for the three- and five-year periods".