Sentence examples for forest surroundings from inspiring English sources

Local tourism is based on scenic river, coastal, and forest surroundings.

Sarah Lescht, one of the two Williams daughters who own Victuals (pronounced VIT-tells) Grove and are now selling it, said she felt the Organs had succeeded in creating a home that fit comfortably in its quiet forest surroundings.

An increase in low-intensity land-use was linked to an increase (or less marked decrease) in species richness at sites located in open farmland surroundings but to a decrease in richness at sites located in forest surroundings.

The production team agreed upon finding a house in the Vancouver area with an interior that emulated the high ceilings, glass walls, and forest surroundings of the first location.

Its surroundings are hilly and green — Coconino National Forest surrounds Sedona — with views of the canyon and the ubiquitous red rocks, the outcroppings of burnt-orange sandstone that are visible from nearly everywhere in town.

In this work, actions on this last parameter have been evaluated: four different species of climbing plants have been tested as candidates to forest the surroundings of portal gates in an environment of Mediterranean climate.

As a result, the common ivy (Hedera helix) is proposed as the best candidate to fully forest the surroundings of portal gates optimizing the binomial energy consumption-landscape integration in a Mediterranean climate.

Wild plant resources are gathered from different environments, such as primary and secondary forest, forest edge, surroundings of streams and rivers, pasture, farmland, ruderal areas, home gardens and household surroundings.

And though the lagoon is artificial, the surroundings – forest coated hills of the Conwy valley – satisfy a taste for the outdoors.

Thus, F x, t measures the average amount of forest in the surroundings of the historical sampling localities for species x, giving decreasing weight to cells with increasing distance from the sampling localities.

Second, the widespread planting, since the 1970s, of a restricted set of locally improved coffee varieties, mainly genotypes resistant to coffee berry disease (CBD), in the forest and its surroundings may result in the replacement of a part of the wild gene pool with a small number of domesticated alleles (Ellstrand et al. 1999; Becker et al. 2006; Hooftman et al. 2007).