Sentence examples for close to forests from inspiring English sources
(a city close to forests, which makes it a good spot to find both biogenic and anthropogenic aerosols), and to New York City (a good location to study organic aerosol from anthropogenic sources).
And a new radio campaign will warn homeowners of the dangers of living close to forests, she said, featuring celebrities like Jackie Mason, Andy Williams and Wayne Newton to appeal, at least, to older listeners.
As more and more people choose to live close to forests in Colorado and elsewhere, including California, they ought to have plans in case of fire, regardless of the origins of the fire.
Values held by children aged 9 15 years living close to forests in New Zealand are broadly aligned with most of the MP Criteria, although connection with Nos. 5 and 7 is somewhat tenuous.
Although the values held by children living close to forests in New Zealand differed across the three regions, they all fell within the purview of the Montréal Process C&I.
This interpretation is confirmed by results obtained by Treitler et al. (2016) who found less feeding attempts of bats on grasslands further away from forests compared to grasslands close to forests.
Our findings suggest people living close to forest will promote prospective ecosystem services as long as their needs are accommodated.
Bobcats also avoided areas with high road densities and selected areas close to forest edges, and preferred rugged south-facing slopes.
The occurrence pattern of baboons and bush pigs coming to the fields and homegardens was however strongly inclined toward transects close to forest edges according to the answers from the farmers.
Our analysis detected that grid cells that were closer to areas of bat attacks on cattle had higher cattle density and a greater percentage of the land committed to sugarcane cropping, and were close to forest fragments.
Similarly, we hypothesize that children living in households close to forest cover will experience reduced odds of diarrheal disease compared with children not living close to forest cover.
