Sentence examples for considerable forests from inspiring English sources

Hot spots of industrial-scale clearing include Brazil, Indonesia and Cambodia countries that, unlike many others, still have considerable forests left to clear.

The lower ranges to the west, running down towards the Souss plains, are generally warmer and greener but can still offer great walking in a magical area where jagged mountains and deep gorges are mixed with considerable forests, fertile valleys of date, almond, olive and walnut trees and distinctive Berber villages.

Sheep are raised on the higher slopes, and the considerable forest wealth is exploited.

It appears that in prehistoric and earlier historic times the middle Indus region was more wooded than it is at present: accounts of Alexander the Great's Indian campaigns (c. 325 bce) and records of Mughal hunts (in the 16th century and later) suggest considerable forest cover.

Finally, the Kampar, Rokan Hulu, and Rokan Hilir districts within the northwestern part of the province contain considerable forest carbon stocks, but their densities are slightly lower than the provincial average.

Projections based on regressions of morphological traits on tree cover show that deforestation has led to a severe flattening of the cline in morphology along the gradient in West Africa, with the exception of Sierra Leone, where considerable forest remains (Figures 1C and S1).

Considerable forest areas have been lost, mainly to housing and industry, but afforestation has progressed, partly with the abandonment of marginal farm lands.

There is still considerable woodland between Lydney and Cinderford in the Forest of Dean.

The documents also provide a window into the considerable resources Forest City poured into early plans for the project, promoting it to the public, and getting it approved in a city that has proven inhospitable to some recent attempts at large-scale development.

The reliance on wood for fuel can put considerable pressure on forests, particularly in areas where biomass is scarce and the demand for wood outweighs natural regrowth.

A large number of small plots stratified by forest type allowed a more representative sample, encompassing the considerable variation in forest structure and composition both within and between forest types.