The phrase "adjoining forests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe forests that are next to or share a boundary with each other.
Example: "The wildlife in the adjoining forests thrives due to the interconnected ecosystems."
Alternatives: "neighboring forests" or "contiguous forests".
The town "had thought of itself until recently as a prosperous timber community, had sawn down its adjoining forests with purposeful enthusiasm, but was at the time of the purported apparitions a place impoverished and psychologically defeated, a casualty, in its view of things, of urban liberals and their representatives in government, who wanted all the trees left standing," Mr. Guterson writes.
Guests booking the two-night package are lent rain jackets, pants and rubber boots in their size and get a two-hour nature walk with a naturalist along the beach and through the adjoining forest.
The institute's director of the Northern Forest Protection Fund, Denise Schlener, said the goal was not to acquire all the private property in the Northern Forest but to protect pieces that would link together adjoining forest areas to preserve the larger landscape.
To test this hypothesis, a laboratory incubation study was conducted using soils from a 16-year old tillage experiment on corn (Zea mays L). and the adjoining forest on a Crosby silt loam soil (Haplic Luvisols) at the Waterman Agricultural and Natural Resource Laboratory of the Ohio State University (OSU), Columbus, Ohio.
Efforts to curb deforestation needed to be accompanied by initiatives to stop land management fires spreading into adjoining forest reserves, they added.
In March they managed to prevent their land and the adjoining forest from being mined for coal by two of India's leading energy companies.
It was observed that grass began to grow on the vacated agricultural fields and the adjoining forest areas started recuperating.
Jenke von Wilmsdorff flies his camera team all the way to Portugal for his first acid trip, which they plan to experience inside a big house with an adjoining forest.
In MS and SP fallows, the tree seedling species richness increased with the proportion of adjoining forested areas that were >20 years old, but not with forests younger than that age.
Logging operations in riparian, but also in adjoining upland forests, threaten to alter many riparian functions.
Ecologists expected that when adjoining coniferous forests were replaced by agricultural fields, the fields would attract magpies and other generalist predators.
