Sentence examples for extensive forest management from inspiring English sources

Extensive forest management, if carried out with both wisdom and prudence, is not antithetical to good stewardship.

This paper focuses on the effects of extensive forest management on soil productivity, its capacity to produce plants.

Extensive forest management can be operationally defined by the monetary investment per unit area of land, or by the number of stand entries per rotation, or by a combination of those metrics.

As noted already, the awareness of climate change did not translate into adaptive management practices, which is even more meaningful when considering that those who answered to our questionnaire are mostly well-educated and have an extensive forest management experience (over 15 years).

Michoacán contains three general regions where extensive forest management occurs: the Central Highlands, Eastern Michoacán, and the Coast Range.

There are slate quarries in the hills and extensive forests managed by the Forestry Commission.

A large network of gravel roads has been created due to extensive commercial logging and forest management practices (Sand et al. 2008).

Many of these sites have extensive road networks used for forest management, and picnic areas and walking tracks for recreational use, and it has been found that these cleared spaces play a role in the abundance of noisy miners in the forests.

But decades of poor peatland management practices, including extensive forest clearance and canal construction, has drained the peat, putting the whole region at high fire risk when the inevitable droughts occur," Harrison said.

In Romania, recent changes in forest management have shifted from extensive, selective logging to intensive clearcutting; this change provides the opportunity to assess the effects of harvesting on capercaillie numbers across a full range of forest management intensities, thereby addressing discrepancies in the literature.

Large forest management units, however, generally contain extensive logged or burned areas where understory forage plants temporarily dominate the site.