Sentence examples for forestry campaign from inspiring English sources

38 Degrees has raised more than £100,000 for its campaigns in the last few months, including about £60,000 for advertisements on the forestry campaign and £25,000 for advertisements urging George Osborne to tackle tax avoidance, and there are plans to raise more.

Degraded hillsides in Northern Pakistan are rehabilitated through social forestry campaigns using fast growing exotic trees.

Yet, by encouraging poor nations to select the lowest-yielding option, its anti-forestry campaign directly conflicts with that core principle.

In this biographical study of T.R.'s campaign to save hundreds of millions of acres of wilderness, Brinkley writes that "the forestry movement would be forced down his opponents' throats".

In Sweden, rich fens (alkaline fens) have been particularly affected by drainage campaigns for forestry and conversion to agricultural land.

Many international NGOs have joined them in their campaigns against the forestry practices in Indonesia, releasing report after report on the "State of the Forest". The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have attempted to regulate forestry as conditions of their loans.

Starting around 1997, some of the more radical European groups began an intensive public relations campaign attacking the big forestry companies for imperiling a supposedly protected forest.

Instead, the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), Greenpeace and the European Commission have sought to join their long-standing campaign to halt commercial forestry worldwide with any new global contract to halt emissions.

The site gives information on the history of the association, ongoing campaigns and its responsible forestry programme.

Our study suggests that the current national afforestation campaign has not successfully involved households in the forestry sector and that forestry land allocation to households has often disrupted existing land-use systems with little impact on afforestation.

Such was the case when Greenpeace and Asia Pulp sat down to negotiate a truce after Greenpeace's hard-hitting campaign to change Asia Pulp's forestry practices, which Greenpeace saw as destroying endangered rainforest habitat.