Sentence examples for foresters reported from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy in forest biomass stocks measured by community monitors and foresters reported in a previous study at our site [5, 28], is likely to be due to the difficulty to accurately measure large trees in dense tropical forests.

The discrepancy in forest biomass stocks measured by community monitors and foresters reported in a previous study at our site [ 5, 28], is likely to be due to the difficulty to accurately measure large trees in dense tropical forests.

The foresters report all types of damage noticed during their daily work in the forest, when they consider that they may reduce the survival or the economical value of trees.

This is because DSF foresters report tree/fungus interactions observed during their daily work in the forest, and encounter abundant tree species more often than rare tree species.

The small forestry division of the city's parks department consists of 40 employees with the title of forester, who report to a dozen forestry supervisors, as well as a forestry manager in each borough.

They reported that the overall aboveground biomass estimated by community members differed only slightly from the estimates by the professional foresters.

Of the diseased sites recently reported, 87 stands - nearly half the total – are either nursery sites or new plantings, so this time around, it seems that the finger of blame can be pointed more at conservationists and the horticultural trade than the forester.

They had now had the forester's March 26 report for six days.

I was starting to wonder whether Vermont's foresters, who supply the Web site with field reports from around the state, had perhaps jumped the foliage gun.

Mr. Stone, with enormous enthusiasm and good humor, also works on his flame similes, as do the 14 field foresters who assist him in delivering exuberantly upbeat foliage reports posted twice weekly in leaf season on vermontvacation.com, the official site of the Vermont Department of Tourism.

Biologists, meteorologists, foresters and firefighters hustle into tents and grab laptops to review overnight reports, prepping for the day's assault.