Sentence examples for continual forest from inspiring English sources

While there is no contemporary pattern of geology or climatology that can provide a mechanism for this divergence, the region has experienced multiple climate shifts and continual forest change so divergence may have involved a past habitat restriction and vicariance event.

On one hand, our results reinforce the notion that edge effects are a continual phenomenon in the Brazilian Atlantic forest that drives small forest fragments toward early- to mid-successional systems [30].

Hence, continual damage of the natural forest can accentuate the negative effects of climatic change in the area.

Logging has increased by 60% in the state since the 1980s, when the timber industry moved its operations over from the Pacific north-west in order to avoid continual warfare over old-growth forests and spotted owls.

We were even able to improve on our external sources of energy by expanding our range of fuels: rather than relying on what fuel grew in forests and the continual recycling of biomatter, we delved deep into the ground to extract fossil fuels made over geological timescales.

Clearly, the forest community is able to maintain continual supply of juveniles (stems in 10 to < 30 cm girth size) to higher girth classes in a pool of species despite anthropogenic stresses in form of wood extraction, fire and grazing.

Stands with multiple cohorts reveal a mix of continuous minor and major canopy disturbances leading to continual tree recruitment, suggesting their applicability as models for long-term forest management.

Continue to seek out a continual future.

Incorporating adaptation to climate change into forest management will be vital in the continual and sustainable provision of forest ecosystem services.

In a jungle there is a continual process of growth and destruction: dead wood keeps falling from the canopy, and one is well advised, during any high wind in the rain-forest, to make for open ground, to seek safety on the river bank.

The destruction of the Tobagonian rainforests resulted in a continual decline of agriculture on the island due to animals previously in the forest eating the crops for food.