Sentence examples for forest agricultural from inspiring English sources
The areas include forest, agricultural, and urban areas, as shown in Figs. 4c and 5c.
The avian diversity was recorded on different landscapes along the river Chenab, that is, forest, agricultural, rural, and urban habitats.
Many modern landscapes in the humid tropics appear as a mosaic of primary forest, agricultural land and abandoned areas at various stages of regrowth.
Fig. 3 Photos from different types of land taken on measured field plots within the study area, production forest, agricultural land and shifting cultivation are land use classes defined in NAFORMA [31].
As for Guhe Khola watershed, the percentage coverage was 34.32, 4.825, 21.14, 33.25 and 6.46% respectively of closed broadleaved forest, open broadleaved forest, agricultural land, built up areas and road/barren land (Fig. 11).
On the basis of land use classification developed by NRSA (1995), the land use for Delhi was divided into five main classes namely water body; built-up area; forest; agricultural fields (sparse vegetation); and wasteland.
Protection Forest areas are allocated for conservation purposes and may not be exploited; Production Forest areas may be logged and/or converted to industrial wood fiber plantations but not agriculture; Conversion Forest areas are allocated for planned conversion to non-forest agricultural crops (including e.g. oil palm or rubber).
According to the panel, "Forests, agricultural lands and other terrestrial ecosystems offer significant, if often temporary, mitigation potential".
A vexing challenge is that surface inventory assessments — based on measuring forests, agricultural fields and smokestack emissions, for instance — generally do not agree with atmospheric measurements.
In June 1997, 19 people were killed, and in late December of that year, nearly 2.7 square miles (7 square km) of forests, agricultural land, and villages were flattened by debris and pyroclastic flow after a volcanic explosion.
However, higher efforts are needed to protect forests, agricultural lands, and other open spaces from urban sprawl.
