Sentence examples for continued forest from inspiring English sources

Surendra Singh Negi is the state's minister for alternative medicine, and he says he is worried that continued forest fires in the Himalayas may be wiping out rare and valuable plant life.

"Halting the global loss of natural forests by 2030 and eliminating deforestation from agricultural commodities by 2020 at the latest would mean that years of continued forest clearance still lie ahead of us.

Continued forest loss and fragmentation are closely correlated with the existing political, educational, institutional and economic processes of contemporary China.

The utility of models that use solely spectral information, or vegetation ratios, is often limited because as the canopy reaches closure, the spectral response flattens and is unresponsive to continued forest growth.

We find evidence of continued forest loss in suburban/urban regions, and imminent pressure on private forests in exurban regions, while forests in rural regions are found to be relatively stable in next 50 years.

The slow life history, extensive home-range size, and low population densities of the aye-aye, when considered in the context of Madagascar's continued forest degradation and fragmentation, may have severe implications for the long-term survival of this important species.

World leaders have this year agreed on a universal set of sustainable development goals; continuing forest destruction puts such rhetoric to an immediate test.

If the current road development trajectory continues, forest wildernesses and the forest elephants they contain will collapse.

Here we examine the effectiveness of changing forest area and density to change timber volume and carbon in a nation with a continuing forest inventory and in a global inventory of nations encompassing a little over two thirds of global forests.

As farm productivity is dependent on forests, continued depletion of forest resources will result in poor economic returns from agriculture to local people together with loss of global benefits from forest biodiversity and ecosystem services.

While farmers who stopped practising forest grazing generally chose to replace their mountain cattle with larger and more productive lowland cattle, those who continued with forest grazing generally did not.