Sentence examples for foraging lands from inspiring English sources

But land appropriation, the conversion of farmland to foraging lands, the impoverishment of the farmers who worked the lands productively, and the violence that accompanies the land seizures--all make for what is almost certainly the greatest problem in securing peace for Darfur.

Conversion of cropland to forage land and grassland increased SOC (40.42%), soil labile C measures (25.50%) and enzyme activities (55.60%).

A foraging insect landing on this apparent flower slips on the edge and falls in.

Commercial operations can already be prosecuted for foraging on land that they don't own, though court cases are rare.

One "growing phenomenon in the Arctic [is] polar bears foraging on land as their primary habitat, sea ice, retreats," Kintisch writes, which makes field work even more dangerous, and difficult, than it would be otherwise.

Adapted to foraging on land, they have lost the ability possessed by their wetland relatives to accurately correct for light refraction by water.

Briefly, we made standardised approaches to birds foraging on land.

An approach was made by identifying an individual that was foraging on land and walking directly towards it at a slow pace (approximately 1 ms−1).

The pollination boom has invited droves out-of-state beekeepers that compete for the dwindling forage land.

Rangeland management as a discipline, observing alteration in forage, land cover and land use, is dependent upon the judgement and experience of field specialists and less on quantitative methods (Booth and Tueller 2003; West 2003).

Land use treatments were corn cropland (Corn), alfalfa forage land (Alfalfa), Lyemus chinensis grassland (AG), Lyemus chinensis grassland for mowing (AG + Mow) and restored grassland (RG), which were applied for five years.