Sentence examples for agricultural colonisation from inspiring English sources

Landsat TM and ETM data were used to create forest/non-forest maps with which spatial patterns of forest fragmentation created by road building, agricultural colonisation and hydrocarbon exploration in Chapare Boliviaa) since the 1980s were analysed.

Agricultural subsistence colonisation (1970s), spontaneous colonisation (1980s) and industrial agriculture initiatives (1990s) have significantly increased deforestation in the country (Steininger et al. 2001b; Millington et al. 2003; Killeen et al. 2007; Killeen et al. 2008; Arancibia Arce et al. 2013).

Recent increases in forest area in EU27 (on average 506,000 ha per year from 2005 to 2010; Forest Europe 2011) result both from the establishment of planted forests using mainly native species and from natural colonisation of former agricultural land.

This paper explores the possibility that Teouma people experienced vitamin C deficiency as one of the consequences of the agricultural subsistence practices during the initial phases of island colonisation.

Various agricultural schemes were floated, including, in the 1820s, a crackpot colonisation of Hawaii.

Known as assisted colonisation.

Is colonisation now morally acceptable?

Agricultural science.

In his view "immigration was becoming colonisation".

Colonisation works by making Indigenous people dependant.

Northern Rhodesia had colonisation; Barotseland had colonisation lite.