Sentence examples for forest villages from inspiring English sources
The two original forest villages of Kladno and Buštěhrad developed after 1842 as the industrial centre of the Kladno hard-coal basin.
In the lovely forest villages, the concrete school buildings have either been blown up and lie in a heap, or they're full of policemen.
The trouble with this is that deforestation and booming human populations have shrunk and fragmented their habitats, which means elephants are increasingly coming into conflict with humans — raiding crops, running amok in forest villages.
It's not enough that the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the Border Security Force (BSF) and the notorious Naga Battalion have already wreaked havoc and committed unconscionable atrocities in remote forest villages.
But, he grumbles, environmental groups could do more to help: they seem keener on sitting in their offices writing damning reports than on setting up local branches in forest villages to foster sustainable development by offering training and advice.Political pressure pointsPoliticians must change their ways too.
If the Dongria Kondh are forced out of forest villages that lie at three day's walking distance from the nearest road, they will likely end up in coastal cities like Bhubaneshwar where "they will have to beg in order to survive".
By the end of the day, we will have created a 4km walk around the pretty New Forest village of Brockenhurst, and cross-checked somebody else's.
HRW has documented case after case, in village after hidden forest village, dozens of meticulous reports have been written, and presentations made by Van Woudenberg to all sorts of audiences in the US and Europe.
"If you're an adivasi [tribal Indian] living in a forest village and 800 CRP [Central Reserve Police] come and surround your village and start burning it, what are you supposed to do? Are you supposed to go on hunger strike?
The long chain of supply and demand that starts with the families in the small forest village of Jharki Bisalpur ends in Japan, Europe and the United States, where the mica that women like Mrs. Devi, her husband and even her children forage for a few rupee notes is used in everything from electrical goods to rubber and cosmetic products.
De Paolo hasn't sewed up his Canyon Forest Village land swap yet.
