Sentence examples for country forest from inspiring English sources

From left to right: 10 cm aerial photo; mean canopy height from LiDAR returns at 15 m resolution; forest/non-forest map obtained by filtering mean canopy heights below 5 m (per country forest definition); Fragmentation classification Fig. 6 Example of fragmentation assessment in northern DRC.

Plants found in Jamaica's Cockpit Country forest.

Across the country, forests and glaciers are dwindling, air and land are being polluted, and coastlines are disappearing.

In the Walloon Region, which is located in the southern half of the country, forests cover 32% of the territory.

Sustainable forest management in low-income and tropical countries remains modest, with only 37% low-income country forests covered by forest inventories.

With about two-fifths of the country forested, timber, as well as furniture and other wood products, have been important exports.

The recent land resettlement programme that started in 2000 has left most of the country forests facing serious threat of deforestation increasing from 1.41%% (1990 2000) to 16.4 % (2000 2005).

In many tropical countries forest fragmentation caused by changes in human land use activities is of primary concern for sustainability.

In many developed countries forest cover is growing and the provision of non-market benefits is increasingly important for forestry management.

But the greatest environmental threats, they say, come from land degradation, which is now affecting 32 African countries; forest loss, which is a concern in 35 countries; and biodiveresity loss which is taking place in 34 countries.

Hill-country forest land is vulnerable to intense rainstorms, particularly post-harvest when the soils are exposed.