"forestry area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, referring to a natural area where forestry takes place.
For example: "The forestry area is home to a variety of tree species, including pine, oak, and maple."
When Mr. Noor revoked the Churchill-Ridlatama licenses in May 2010, he said the company had conducted illegal logging activities in a forestry area.
The results indicate that the specific social, economic and environmental context of an agricultural and forestry area involves a differential heritage of land customs that determines a differential response model to forest programmes of land allocation and planning.
On the contrary, these countries show high energy dependency and low agricultural and forestry area per capita.
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In this way, the profitability of an average Japanese forestry area would be even lower than what was estimated in this study.
If the total harvesting area in a local forestry area dramatically increases, then supply and demand effects, such as hiring a forestry crew, will increase during periods of high demand.
Forestry areas were defined as pixels that have both lost and gained woody cover between 2000 and 2015 using global forest cover change data derived from Hansen et al. 20131 and were excluded from our analysis.
The slope area thresholds are still considered useful in minimising the risk of gully erosion, especially in forestry areas where it appears most likely that channel initiation occurs during a significant rainfall event immediately following hillslope disturbance or road construction.
He said that if ministers were planning to support an introduction, further trials should take place in more intensive farming and forestry areas before any decisions were made.
In this context, stands that have a negative SEV at a discount rate of 5% should not be considered as profitable forestry areas.
Market competitiveness will be significantly influenced by the application of either traditional genetic and silvicultural-improvement practices, and wood processing techniques in planted forest development, or some new technical innovations beyond traditional forestry areas, such as new composite materials and bio-energy.
