Sentence examples for defining forest from inspiring English sources

But Blanc said that defining forest elephants as distinct species might solve one question, but would lead to new problems.

Students learn concepts and methods of assessing forest health, as well as some of the challenges in describing and defining forest health.

The owners were asked to indicate their level of agreement with 19 pre-tested statements defining forest management on a five-point Likert scale.

Thus, biomass is the important measure and essential to defining forest degradation.

Forest age also plays an important role for defining forest features; not only do forest biomass and tree height increase with forest age, but species diversity and evenness increase as well.

When defining forest degradation by decreased biomass without any loss in forest area, assessing transitions of core forest to edges over time can contribute an important element to REDD+MRV systems.

We defined forest security cover for ungulates as forested areas with a canopy closure above 75% [54] and using a GIS model of canopy closure [55] we calculated the distance of each animal location to forest cover with 75% canopy closure.

In many forested ecosystems, the architecture and functional ecology of certain tree species define forest structure and their species-specific traits control ecosystem dynamics (see Ellison et al. 2005 for a review and summary of the conceptual ideas underlying this research thrust).

But they have a chance of working only if the countries in which they operate define forest land rights clearly.

In the constant tug of war that has defined forest politics in the West, those who favor building roads anticipate gaining more political leverage.

In this paper, we define forest landscape models and discuss development, components, and types of the models.