Sentence examples for conservation and reforestation from inspiring English sources

Senegal is well-forested, particularly in the south, and the country has conservation and reforestation programs in place.

STERNSTEIN--Rabbi Joseph P/d. Past President and CEO of the Jewish National Fund, Hadassah's partner since 1926 in conservation and reforestation projects in Israel.

The lodge is part of a conservation and reforestation project where more than one million trees have been planted in the last decade.

Under the British administration a vigorous policy of conservation and reforestation was pursued, and the Cyprus Forestry College was established at Prodhromos, on the western slopes of Mount Olympus; the Greek Cypriot government continues to operate an ambitious program of forest preservation and development.

While maximizing plant species richness continues to be central in the design, conservation and reforestation action plans, plant life histories are receiving increasing attention in assessments for the conservation of biodiversity in fragmented landscapes.

These studies will produce valuable information for managing fragmented populations, including information for breeding, conservation, and reforestation plans.

To envision positive vegetation change, ecosystem productivity and reduction of soil erosion, integrated soil and water conservation programs should focus on integrated use of area closure, biological soil and conservation strategies and reforestation measures which are tailored with respective agroecology, slope gradient and production system of the watershed.

However, in many areas, soil conservation practices and reforestation with exotic conifers have enabled productive uses to continue.

This information is essential in planning conservation strategies and reforestation programs.

This information is essential to provide information on the historical processes shaping genetic diversity and to plan successful conservation strategies and reforestation programmes.

In 2000, the government reformed the wildlife and forestry law [57], [58] and began leasing State-owned land for renewable 40-yr periods to private companies and individuals, beginning with Brazil nut and conservation concessions, followed by timber and reforestation concessions, and finally, in 2004, ecotourism concessions [59].