Sentence examples for afforested from inspiring English sources

Much of the area is afforested, but only portions have been commercially exploited.

In contrast, the infertile Haldon Hills are stoney and acidic; they have been afforested with conifers.

Farther west the lower hills of shale and sandstone, heavily coated with glacial drift, form peaty moorlands that have been extensively afforested since World War II.

We don't want a world where markets for carbon mean land is afforested at the expense of biodiversity, water quality and beauty.

With more than 57,000 square miles (148,000 square km) of woodland, France possesses one of the largest afforested areas in western Europe, offering direct employment to more than 80,000 people.

Less than one-fourth of the afforested area is controlled by the National Office of Forests.

Other countries had managed their natural forests better and had little need, until recently, to afforest bare land.

The thorny, leguminous mesquite can grow to be either shrub or tree, and was imported by the colonial British to afforest the desert wastelands of western India.