Sentence examples for foresters from inspiring English sources

Such deliberate scorchings are a routine part of forest management, but foresters use them sparingly, for fear of losing control.

But foresters have learned that forests need fires to clear out the brush and even to get seeds to germinate.

A further 2.5m acres have been deliberately burned by foresters, mainly to thin out forests.

Some forest scientists trace the current outbreak to 1994, when provincial-government foresters, fearing the ire of greens, failed to eradicate a small infestation in a provincial park by cutting and burning.

Most foresters welcomed the new policy, because it would publicize forestry & the forests but they also worried about risks.

In any event, recent British Columbian winters have not been cold enough to kill the beetles.The infestation is gathering pace: foresters fear that by 2013 four-fifths of British Columbia's central-southern pine forest will be gone.

Mostly, the rule concerns large industries, with exemptions remaining and indeed expanding for farmers, ranchers and foresters, EPA officials have repeatedly stressed.

In 1920 he was appointed state forester of Pennsylvania and began a systematic administration of the forest areas of that state.

The Chipko movement shows that often it is rural women (such as the Chipko women), not the "outside" Western-trained forester, who are the experts ("the knowers") on how to use indigenous forests for multiple purposes (e.g., for food, fuel, fodder for cattle, dyes, herbs, medicines, building materials, and household utensils).

Mr Havel, next to a beaming Dubcek (hotfoot from his job as a humble forester), declared a toast: "Long live a free Czechoslovakia".

Hollow triumph Court radical Managing conflicts ReprintsC.S. Forester's Hornblower is said to have been based on Thomas Cochrane, the Scotsman who, with 54 men in a longboat, captured a Spanish frigate with a crew of 319, and that was just the first of his many remarkable victories.