Sentence examples for forest wealth from inspiring English sources

Sheep are raised on the higher slopes, and the considerable forest wealth is exploited.

Canada entered the 20th century in a confident mood, best exemplified by a vast and extravagant expansion of the railway network in response to the settlement of the west and the initial development of the mineral and forest wealth of the nearer, or middle, north.

Lumbering of vast white pine forests proceeded at a feverish pace between the 1830s and 1905, until the forests' wealth was virtually exhausted.

Natural forests offer a wealth of timber.

"It seems that the standing forest and the wealth of Suriname's biodiversity are being taken for granted by the global community as there are no structures in place to provide incentives to continue on the path of sustainability," Desiré Delano Bouterse, the president of Suriname, warned the General Assembly last week.

The interaction terms did not change after adjustment of potential confounders such as age, bed net use, forest activity and wealth (data not shown).

The effect of potential confounders such as age, bed net use, forest activity and wealth were assessed, and as the interaction terms did not change, the simplest model was chosen.

"We were a country endowed with great natural wealth, forests and minerals and fresh water.

The northern forests house a wealth of fur bearers and big game, including the moose, wapiti, caribou (reindeer), and black bear.

"In recognising the decades of work of conservationists I want to pay tribute to the late Helen Gee who was involved for 40-plus years and whose book For the Forests is a wealth of information on all those people who, in many cases, put their bodies in front of the bulldozers.

We must handle functional potentiality of forests as natural wealth, and preserve and improve it through proper management.