Sentence examples for existing woodlands from inspiring English sources

This means opening up existing woodlands and creating new ones accessible to the public.

But others argue that the extent of scientific knowledge does not yet justify so aggressive an overhaul of existing woodlands.

Yet forests are particularly vulnerable as new developments replace existing woodlands.

Existing woodlands south and west of the Frick Chemistry Building were strengthened by removing invasive species and planting new shrubs and trees.

The increase from the 1980s shows the beginning of the farm woodland premium grant scheme and the decline in the early 2000s reflects the emphasis on improving existing woodlands rather than creating new ones, it said.

It has been formed over 10 years out of a former gravel quarry, with a range of habitats added to existing woodlands and water to "create a microcosm of what old Lancashire was like".

The charity recently made its first purchase of existing woodland, buying 186 acres of mostly conifer trees called Coughton Park Wood.

The site at Langley Vale, which is bigger than the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, will be home to more than 200,000 trees, linking up pockets of existing woodland.

The Woodland Trust also raised concerns about threats to existing woodland such as development, and the possibility that developers could be allowed to cut down ancient woodland if they "offset" the damage with new planting elsewhere.

Clients, be it an individual, a business or an event, pay the company to plant trees at one of its sites - often existing woodland or treeless strips of land between forests.

It also appeared that the net increase in woodland density observed across regions hid important turnovers and that a substantial number of existing woodland patches, some of them probably quite ancient, were either removed or suffered from shrinkage.