Sentence examples for forest maintained from inspiring English sources

Matt Derbyshire scored a superb winner as Nottingham Forest maintained their promotion push with victory over Leeds.

Nottingham Forest maintained an unbeaten start to the season by defeating Huddersfield to secure a spot in the Capital One Cup third round.

The fraction of old-growth in the forest maintained by the current management was 11% lower than it would be in a natural forest, and the value of the average carbon sequestration was 42 t · ha−1 lower.

Fifty-two P. hongkongensis radio-tracked during the wet season primarily used forest, maintained small home ranges (mean = 0.04 ha), and made frequent short distance movements (< 7 m/day) between cover objects.

Among the more recently planted sections are the Belvoir oaks, which were planted with acorns from the Belvoir forest, maintaining a direct link with Ireland's ancient trees.

The forest maintains a full-time fire staff throughout the summer, not only to control and extinguish fires that pose threats to people and structures but also to set controlled burns.

In the wild, C. cainito is found at low density, does not produce fruit until the tree reaches the canopy of the forest, maintains few branches below 10 m, and produces ripe fruits over only a short time interval; taken together, these aspects complicate the study of this species in wild populations.

In addition to the privately owned Shirley Forest (SF), this data included four experimental forests maintained and managed by the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF), namely Dubuar Memorial Forest (DMF), Huntington Wildlife Forest (HWF), Pack Demonstration Forest (PDF), and Pack Experimental Forest (PEF).

The simulated scenario illustrates the change in forest composition from the uneven-aged old-growth pine forests maintained by the historical fire regime to the old-growth spruce forests dominating in the absence of fires.

In this analysis, 571 long term continuous forest inventory plots with a total of 10 – 52 years of measurement data from four experimental forests maintained by the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry and one nonindustrial private forest were used to develop an individual tree growth model for the primary hardwood and softwood species in the region.

In managed forests, maintaining corridors is also "relatively cheap and easy," he adds.