Sentence examples for forested natural from inspiring English sources

Forested buffers of at least 50 m wide are required to segregate encroachment impacts from sensitive forested natural systems.

To assess the impact of urbanization on groundwater sources to streams, both rainfall and baseflow were sampled weekly for stable isotopes of water in two nearby streams one draining a peri-urban catchment and the other draining a forested, natural catchment.

Research has identified spatial extent of disturbance as a key measure of human impact on forested natural systems, and planners want to know how far adjacent land use impacts extend into the forest edge to specify protective buffer strips between these land uses.

The city's Parks and Recreation Department claims it is the "largest forested natural area within city limits in the United States".

Results show that most of the landscape in the study area supplied at least one of the selected ESS and that ESS hotspots were mostly located within forested and/or natural areas.

Here it is shown how this layer can be incorporated within conservation planning to (a) acknowledge the importance of open spaces matrix of agricultural, forested and natural areas and (b) quantitatively estimate the impact of the planned Cross-Israel Highway No. 6 on landscape continuity in the area.

The decrease of mainly introduced pine forest and the transformation of mixed shrub areas into natural forested areas explain the aforementioned increase in fragmentation.

Overall, this study demonstrates that the effects of soil depth and TWI on subsurface saturation vary with space and time in a steep natural forested headwater catchment.

Thirteen surveys were conducted within 1 year in a steep natural forested headwater catchment with a subtropical monsoon climate in Taiwan.

This study identified the spatial structure and patterns of surface soil moisture as the primary step in understanding hydrologic processes in a natural forested headwater catchment.

Third is indirect impact on wildlife caused by "amenity migration" where people are increasingly purchasing and building seasonal or permanent homes on forested and other natural lands because of their amenity values.