The word "forestlands" is usable in written English and is well written
It can be used to refer to areas of land that are predominantly covered by forests. Example: "The government has designated several forestlands as protected areas to preserve biodiversity." Alternatives include "woodlands" or "forested areas."
Essentially, he fears if the process for producing cellulosic ethanol becomes cheap and easy in poor countries, it would hasten the conversion of forestlands and other wilderness into a fuel source.
California forestlands are both privately and publicly owned, and most public holdings are logged as part of state and federal land-management policies favouring multiple use.
The Congo area, in the centre of the continent, is an extension of the wet forestlands of the Guinea Coast; it extends to the lacustrine area of eastern Africa.
The coniferous forestlands, mostly cut by 1920, have become covered again by aspen, birch, and jack pine.
He made two subsequent expeditions to the forestlands bordering Bolivia and Brazil, one noteworthy result being his paper (1912) dealing with mounds and urn burials in Bolivia.
An economic revival was also in full swing well before the First Crusade; forestlands were being cleared, frontiers pushed forward, and markets organized.
Sophisticated satellite mapping has made the task easier by identifying the location and extent of mangrove ecosystems now designated as protected forestland.
This was mostly in richer places, such as North America and in Europe, where dwindling rural populations have taken the pressure off forestland.
The bank declined to discuss its clients because of confidentiality, but said it is "not accurate" to state that its clients are in violation of its forestland and forest-products policy.
Global demand for Brazil's agricultural commodities, rivals for forestland, also dipped.
Attaching rights to carbon in standing forest, while easier to define, will run into similar problems in places where ownership of forestland and forest services are weak and ill-defined.
