In other words, collective physical soil and water conservation measures and community based reforestation programs were encountering problems of implementation in terms of technical specifications and community acceptance (Waga et al. 2007; Abera and Fitih 2015).
A common measure, especially in United States, for the evaluation of the collective influence of soil factors on forest growth is the site index (SI).
It is a revelatory comparison with large philosophical implications, suggesting that fine art, commercial art and fashion grow out of the same soil of collective consciousness.
For community-oriented orders like the Benedictines, collective singing, tilling the soil and shared meals were as crucial as divine reading.
"We hope the fight of the eight of us can serve as an example all over Mongolia, and for others who have the same problem with mining," said Battsengel Lkhamdoorov, leader of Gobi Soil, the collective that took the mine owners to court.
A23 Battle Cry in Alabama The rolling land along the highway that stretches from Selma to Montgomery offers little more than its rich red Alabama soil and the collective memory of its people.
Other than scruffy banks of pine and poplar, and the occasional barbecue house and gas station, the rolling land along the highway that stretches from Selma to Montgomery offers little more than its rich red Alabama soil and the collective memory of its people.
Claudia Molitor and Joseph Kohlmaier's Die Gedanken sind Frei had members of the choir collective Musarc carrying shovelfuls of soil across the hall while chanting to themselves and Annea Lockwood's Gone! saw a toy piano carried into the air on helium balloons from the inside of a concert grand.
We, as a collective nation, realized that American soil was not impenetrable by foreign enemies.
"Societal ecosystems should be modeled after the mycelial networks of mushrooms that serve to transfer nutrients in the forest soils, germinating a collective resilience.
