Sentence examples for forest devastation from inspiring English sources
With regard to the Reinhardswald, Chwalczyk (2000) stated that the local stands were better stocked than other Hessian forest areas, despite the century-long tradition of wood pasture and of a partial forest devastation in the Seven Years' War (1756 1763).
* "Forest devastation must stop", The Nation (1929, August 28) * "The Problem of the Wilderness", The Scientific Monthly (1930, February), pp. 141 148 * "A Proposed Remedy for Our Forest Illness", Journal of Forestry 28 (1930, March) * "The Social Management of American Forests", League for Industrial Democracy (1930) ; Books Arctic Village.
In September 2009, the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Deforestation in the Cerrado Lands (PPCerrado) was launched to stop this forest devastation by 2011.
The same advice holds for replanting after forest fire devastation.
Californians are all too familiar with the devastation forest fires bring.
More than one-fourth of the province's landmass supports valuable timber, although there has been much devastation from forest fires.
Now, infestations of caterpillars and beetles are decimating the old-growth spruce fir forest, causing far more devastation for squirrel habitats than the 1996 clearing of 3.5 hectares for three telescopes.
In addition, Britain's forests are threatened with devastation by tree diseases.
She takes away some of the beauty of the piece by her accompanying statement suggesting that 19th-century artists had a hand in the devastation of forests when they engaged in the common practice of painting scenes on logs as she has done.
She's talking about devastation, the forests being cut down, the tigers, the bears, and the elephants that no longer roam the jungles.
