Sentence examples for forest care from inspiring English sources
The following disciplines were taken as basis: "Design of timber industry enterprises", "Forest harvesting operations technology", "Technology of reforestation works", "Forest care", and for each of them, examples of organization of interactive methods of teaching the students in the direction of applied bachelor's degree "Technology of forest harvesting and timber-processing production".
The main objective of the Aktion Schutzwald initiative is to create a healthy and robust mountain (mixed) forest through protective forest care and restoration work, which provides natural protection against flooding, rockfall and avalanches, provides a habitat for plants and animals and a significant contribution to the drinking water supply.
Charles C. Deam, a botanist who in 1909 became Indiana's state forester, was in charge of making the state forest an experimental laboratory for 20th-century forest care.
The benefits accruing to the people directly involved in forest care and protection have been improved regularly under new city regulations and as the forests have matured.
These markets create the necessary income needed for family forest owners to care for their forests and keep them healthy.
(After all, if you hide a tree in a forest, who cares whether someone hears it fall? Chances are they'll never find it anyway).
Between fires they built forest trails, cared for nursery stock, planted thousands of seedlings and engaged in pest control.
Dr Yomi McEwan, a GP tutor at Epping Forest primary care trust, admitted her profession was apathetic towards child protection, noting that only two out of 110 local GPs had undergone training on the issue.
We thank Luette Forest for care and breeding of the DO11.10 mouse strain and for assistance in cell culture, Kym Garrod for valuable discussion and assistance in flow cytometry, Sindy Wei and Melanie Matheu for assistance in two-photon imaging.
"I go to the forest with friends to care for the deer," he says.
The National Trust called for a proper, informed debate about how best to care for forests in the context of the wider natural environment.
