Sentence examples for by increasing forest area from inspiring English sources

Still, it is not clear how much dispersal rates may accelerate under climate change, but it is very likely that the southern parts of the forest zone will be under very high risk, and the potential loss or decline of southern taiga forests will not be compensated for by increasing forest area beyond the current northern tree line.

This trend of increasing carbon stock is not only caused by the increasing forest area.

In this study area, Taki et al. [ 46] showed that bee abundance and diversity increased with increasing forest area but not increasing forest edge.

The cost per unit area decrease with increasing forest area, as the share of fixed costs in total costs decreases.

This pattern is explained by the different behaviour of structural canopy properties, since leaf area index and canopy cover showed a steeper increase with increasing forest patch size in Fagus forests than in Pinus ones.

Burial rates by beetles increased with forest area, while removal rates by vertebrates decreased with forest area.

Under the 2010 Copenhagen Accord [28], China committed to increase the national forest stock by 1.3 billion m3 and increase the forest area by 40 million ha by 2020.

The results showed that the public strongly wish to avoid the extinction of endangered species in preference to climate-change mitigation in the form of carbon sequestration by increasing the area of managed forest.

At the UN climate change summit opening ceremony in 2009, the Chinese President Hu Jintao proposed to raise vigorously forest carbon sequestration in China and promised to increase our forest area by 40 million hectares and our forest volume by 1.3 billion cubic meters by the year 2020 from the 2005 level (Hu [2009]).

The forests will support biodiversity by increasing the area available for important and endangered species and will improve sustainability by protecting important habitats and the ecological services they provide (Jiang and Chen 2004; Li and others 2004).

More redundant networks with highly asymmetric interactions were found in relatively large forest areas, suggesting that the stability of plant pollinator networks might increase with forest area.