Sentence examples for forest fare from inspiring English sources

He delights in description of pastoral scenes, in lamentations and grand martial spectacles, and in the idyll of the hermitage, which depicts a serene sage leading a life of quiet meditation and living on simple forest fare in a tranquil woodland close to a sacred river.

Scientists are attempting to understand how trees from Scotland's ancient Caledonian forest fare in different climates.

This time I was on assignment was to see how Southwestern forests fare during these extreme climate conditions.

Lambir Hills National Park in western Borneo, one of the most diverse forests in the world, is a key case study in how the forest fares when it loses the herbivores that once thinned saplings and the fruit eaters that dispersed seeds.

Their goal is to determine how Wisconsin forests will fare with increased levels of pollution.

Urban "forests" often fared even worse than timber plots.

As in Bwindi, most are barred from their ancestral forests.Other forest folk have fared even worse.

Although some red squirrels are thriving in the mixed conifer area that surrounds their home in the spruces, the biologists say it is not clear how they would fare if the spruce forest was reduced.

Yet in spite of intense interest in this region, which is thought to be the species' Achilles' heel, little had been known about how these forests were actually faring.

If you threw the forest's inhabitants into a desert, they would fare badly.

The article closes with a discussion of Brazil, and how its forests in Amazonia and along the Atlantic will fare in the coming years.