Sentence examples for culling trees from inspiring English sources

Culling trees outside the sequoia groves also puts at risk a broader web of biodiversity.

The spread of grass, starting roughly 10m years ago, was greatly aided by fires culling trees in areas that might, on the basis of their soils and ambient temperatures, have been expected to support woodlands.

While sustainable forestry techniques -- such as selectively culling trees rather than clear-cutting whole areas of forests -- could reduce deforestation of rainforests by millions of acres per year, according to National Geographic, travellers can also play their part.

Culling the trees, which they did in consultation with an arborist, took several years.

It touts biomass energy generation as a solution to culling dead trees that pose a wildfire threat in the Sierra Nevada.

Owners who heat with wood, or sell firewood, have distinct advantages in being able to utilize the cull trees.

To achieve this, Alladale's estate manager, the ebullient New Zealander Hugh Fullerton-Smith, is embarking on an audacious programme of replanting hundreds of thousands of Caledonian pines to expand the forlorn patches of old-growth trees, culling the red deer and reintroducing native animal species that can promote tree growth.

And frankly some of it involving climate estimates culled from tree-ring data actually was a little underhanded, but being honest really wouldn't have changed their conclusions.

After culling these, our tree included 38 taxa and the female internal reproductive characters require five more steps than on the molecular tree.

The Bush campaign official who specializes in the environment said administration initiatives like the Healthy Forests Restoration Act, which allows culling of brush and trees that might present a fire hazard, may pull Oregon voters the president's way.

Correction: April 8 , 2001 Sunday An article on Jan . 28about an entrepreneur who sells hardwood trees culled from suburban backyards misstated the number of sawmills remaining on Long Island.