Sentence examples for branch of forestry from inspiring English sources

Silviculture is the branch of forestry concerned with the theory and practice of controlling forest establishment, composition, and growth.

Urban forestry, which is the management of publicly and privately owned trees in and adjacent to urban areas, has emerged as an important branch of forestry.

Some 28 years before Darwin unveiled On the Origin of Species (1859), Matthew published On Naval Timber and Arboriculture (1831), whose text was primarily concerned with the practices of silviculture (branch of forestry focused on the theory and practice of controlling forest establishment, composition, and growth) as they related to the construction of Royal Navy vessels.

To implement those plan, this study suggests highly integration street as a center or initial place for tourism information due to the possibility of public space reinvention such as the northern branch office of forestry in middle of the historic area.

In addition, high global integration attached with a vastly vacant area used to occupied by the wood industry as an office of forestry northern branch.

The track into the inclosure is bounded on one side by a high deer fence in front of which are stacked branches and twigs, the detritus of forestry operations.

When these resources, in any region, become scarce or fully utilised, primary residues (ie by-products of forestry harvesting operations and silvicultural practices) such as branches, tops and non-merchantable trees become increasingly targeted as feedstock sources.

The Forestry Divisions are the territorial arm of the FD for administration and implementation of forestry policy decisions.

Large amounts of forestry residues are generated at pulp mills at approximately 460 kg (bark, branches, tops and leaves) per ton of wood chips processed [ 16].

Instead, Ted Jr. enrolled in Yale's graduate school of forestry.

He wants a "renaissance" of forestry in Tasmania.