The phrase "ambitious tree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used metaphorically to describe a tree that is striving to grow tall or strong, or it could refer to a tree that is part of a larger, ambitious project or initiative.
Example: "In the heart of the city, the ambitious tree reached for the sky, symbolizing hope and resilience amidst the concrete jungle."
Alternatives: "aspiring tree" or "determined tree".
These organizations focused their tree distribution efforts on private residential lands in response to ambitious tree canopy or planting campaign goals.
The two most populous countries have implemented ambitious tree planting programs and scaled up their implementation and technology around agriculture.
And in October, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will launch its own ambitious tree giveaway program called Trees for a Green L.A. Funded under the department's public benefits program, the $8-million 8-million pilot program will provide 200,000 free trees for piloting near residences, programbuildings, in public spaces and at newillnstruction sites throughout the city.
The net loss of forest area slowed to about 13 million acres a year from 2000 to 2010, down from more than 20 million a year in the 1990s thanks largely to ambitious tree-planting programs in Asia.
Over the last decade, the city has embarked on an ambitious tree-planting program that has brought green to the yellow-brown hills of the Loess Plateau, where Wuqi is located.
To encourage this shift, they issued a raft of incentives for forest conservation, such as tax breaks for non-timber forest products like rubber, palm hearts and nuts.Their most ambitious tree-hugging scheme, the Bolsa Floresta, or forest bursary, is a cash transfer of around $6,500 a month for communities and $30 for families for forest-dwellers who swear not to cut trees.
Furthermore, the ambitious tree-planting goal does not reflect the original pre-2009 landscape of 70% chaparral, 23% forest, and 7% desert or riparian topography.
A prolific storyteller, Soteno, in his early 50s, has tackled similarly ambitious themes including tree-of-life interpretations of Dante's "Inferno" and an epic titled "The Conquest of Mexico". The long hours of research plus the laborious hand molding of individual pieces can push prices for these elaborate, multi-hued creations as high as $5,000.
In January the fund completed raising $166 million for Banyan Tree's ambitious expansion in China.
As poetic and ambitious as ever, his Tree Of Life focuses mainly on a family in Texas during the 1950s.
Burntollet is a newly planted woodland, part of an ambitious strategy to increase native tree cover in Northern Ireland.
