Sentence examples for extensive reforestation from inspiring English sources

The trees grown in the bathtub nursery would be used in an extensive reforestation of public spaces and streets.

An extensive reforestation of the basin headwaters would increase evapotranspiration reducing runoff.

Although much of the original forest cover, which consists of mixed tropical and subtropical vegetation, has been cleared, extensive reforestation programs are now being pursued.

They include Vietnam and India, both of which plan to meet more than 60percentt of their promised extensive reforestation this way.

Starting in the 1950s, Puerto Rico transitioned from an agrarian to a manufacturing and service economy reliant on food imports, leading to extensive reforestation.

Unfortunately, South Korea's chequered history has taken a significant toll on the environment (especially during the Japanese occupation in world war two, when it was heavily logged and mined), but the country is currently involved in an extensive reforestation programme.

During the last century extensive reforestations were carried out throughout the region, but too often produced simplified ecosystems of fast growing species not always well suited to the environmental conditions.

Yet when she had the chance, she left". Officials say they have "declared peace with nature" through a series of biodiversity initiatives that have won international awards, including extensive preservation and reforestation programmes funded by fuel taxes, car stamp duties and energy fees.

This vegetation management effort included extensive planting for reforestation.

It's reforestation efforts, extensive national park system, wildlife protections, and renewable energy goals have made it a leader in environmental management.

Since the early 1960s, Pinus radiata D.Don has been the predominant species used to reforest extensive areas (~163,000 ha; from Phillips et al. 2013) of the most severely affected class 8 pastoral hill country (National Water and Soil Conservation Organisation [NWASCO] 1975) to limit further erosion and further reforestation is planned.