Sentence examples for forest unit from inspiring English sources

The individual-based spatially explicit simulation model of tree/soil system EFIMOD is used for the demonstration of its applicability on forest stand, local (forest unit or landscape) and regional levels.

"The great news is that despite the area being one of the worst hit during the war, the biodiversity survived relatively intact," said Jonathan Barnard, the head of the tropical forest unit at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which has been doing conservation work in the Gola region since 1989.

Primary forest units were the most representative, covering 62% of the total area.

The communities of butterflies in pasture lands and in fallows differ > 75% of those of the forest units.

Of the total, 37 species were shared, 21 associated to agricultural areas and 5 to the forest units.

The study area covers about 785.6 × 104 ha, which corresponds to the main forest units of the CORINE land cover 2006 database (i.e. broad-leaved forests, coniferous forests and mixed forests).

The latter contained parameters which were not available in this study, such as the ratio of different tree species within administrative forest units, the age of the forest stands and the type of soil treatment (e.g. liming activities).

Forest managers should thus (i) encourage the development of Reduced-Impact Logging techniques in order to minimize disturbance intensity and (ii) pay a deep attention when drawing management plans to avoid logging pioneer-rich forest units.

Four environmental matrices were taken into consideration (old secondary vegetation, young secondary vegetation, pasture and live fences) and compared to four forest units (ecological reference), in Tenosique, Tabasco, México.

PCA were mainly applied to elaborate vegetation assemblages such as Mediterranean pre-forest unit, evergreen woodland, or alluvial forest, and to replace these groups in a local area according to edaphic factors.

Each identified forest management unit exemplar would then represent a large number of other units having similar management histories.