Sentence examples for forest enterprises from inspiring English sources

Mexico's community forest enterprises now range from the mahogany forests of the Yucat Peninsula to the pine-oak forests of the western Sierra Madre.

Since 1997, for example, indigenous folk in Oaxaca, Mexico, have been encouraged by the Mexican government and the World Bank to establish community forest enterprises.

Here extraordinary demands are made on forests and forest enterprises in view of the high population density, highly concentrated industrialization and dense road and traffic infrastructure.

Repeated cycles of selective logging by state forest enterprises (SFEs) and other actors have caused once-dominant tree species to become rare and endangered.

The 'Kyzyl Unkur' Leskhoz is one of six state-run forest enterprises, which are responsible for the utilization and conservation of the forest resources of the district.

Post-war logging and deforestation exacerbated as a result of timber exploitation by state forest enterprises (SFEs) or resource overuses following economic crises linked to collectivization and internal migration programs (De Koninck 1999; McElwee 2004, 2016).

Thanks to the collapse of the Sitka spruce market, Forest Enterprise, the Commission's commercial arm, lost £33.6m in 2000-01, though it still has £1.2 billion in assets, mostly forests and houses.

However, it is hard to see businesses run like this doing well in tougher and more transparent markets.Seeing the wood for the treesAt first sight, Syktyvkar Forest Enterprise, in the remote middle of northern Russia, looks as much of a shambles as Mr Bibikov's time management.

Therefore, the forest enterprise management was thinking seriously about the abolishment of the bilateral agreements (respondent EA 2013/2014).

YAFO is a planning-support tool for the development of management plans under uncertainty focusing on the forest enterprise level.

Table 1 Characteristics of Norway spruce trees and site parameters from the first cycle of all state forest enterprise inventories in Lower Saxony.