Sentence examples for development timber from inspiring English sources

If salmon are listed, Mr Locke said, hardly a housing development, timber sale or road project in the state could proceed without considering its impact on fish.

The stakeholders then translated their qualitative descriptions into quantitative differences in the amount, intensity, and spatial distribution of development, timber harvest, agriculture, and land protection.

Given the conservation importance of these species, there is current interest in determining if various recent human practices (land development, timber harvesting, road construction, etc).

▪ Integrated assessment of the system forest development – timber harvest – wood usage.

The scenarios were defined based on the following assumptions: ▪ Integrated assessment of the system forest development – timber harvest – wood usage.

And the Japanese economy gradually and rapidly expanded, and along with the development, timber demand increased.

The WEHAM model ("Projection modelling of forest development and timber harvesting potential") estimates the potential roundwood availability and related potential forest development, especially the growing stock over the next 40 years [13, 14].

The WEHAM model ("Projection modelling of forest development and timber harvesting potential") estimates the potential roundwood availability and related potential forest development, especially the growing stock over the next 40 years [ 13, 14].

But the stock volume of plantation forest stands averages only 34.8 m3 per hectare, and the average annual growth is less than 3 m3 per hectare, compared with the developed countries; this is far from satisfying the demand of national economic development for timber and forest products.

International organizations such as ITTO, FAO, UNDP, CIFOR, the World Bank, the ADB, and bilateral and multilateral agencies should expand their support and provide appropriate assistance for the development of timber plantations, particularly in tropical developing countries.

As laid out by state officials in meetings with local officials and environmental groups on Thursday, New York State will buy more than 57,000 acres that had been owned by Finch, Pruyn & Company since the Civil War and add it to the existing forest preserve, which is off limits to development or timber cutting but open for public recreation.