Sentence examples for forest management policy from inspiring English sources

"This is more a phenomenon of the weather than any forest management policy," Bob Ekey, regional director of the Wilderness Society, said in a telephone interview from Bozeman, Mont.

The latest pledge forms part of a new sustainable forest management policy, which also commits the company to work with green groups to avoid developing forested peatland, expand conservation areas, and resolve conflicts with local communities.

Since forests are a significant carbon sink and the efficiency of this sink is heavily affected by forest management practices, forest management policy is a key contributing factor for mitigating municipal GHG emissions.

The California Professional Firefighters said the assertion forest management policy was to blame was "dangerously wrong".

Conventional forest management (Policy 0) was used as a benchmark (the optimal policy for timber production only) to compare with alternative policies for energy wood and timber production.

Continued research to both downscale forest C inventories and correctly attribute C change to natural and anthropogenic disturbance events is needed to empower forest management policy decisions.

Zinke had also called for active forest management policies in an op-ed for USA Today in August.

Instead, Americans must demand scientifically sound forest management policies, including the periodic use of controlled fires to lessen the risk of the catastrophic, uncontrolled variety.

Finally, our study emphasises the importance for systems' understanding for designing and implementing effective sustainable forest management policies.

The purpose of this paper is to critically evaluate past forest management policies and property rights regimes in achieving sustainability of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest (SMF) in Bangladesh.

Forest management policies concerned with changing forest composition in these northern landscapes should recognize the potentially important role of human activity in driving the abundance of aspen.