Sentence examples for forestry capital from inspiring English sources

The development of its forestry sector led to the town being declared the Canadian Forest Service's 1992 Forestry Capital of Canada.

Data collection utilizes computer tabulation enabling China to obtain timely, precise and comprehensive information on changes in national forest resources, demand and supply of forestry products, status on the use of forestry capital, as well as the benefits it generates.

Loss of biodiversity stems largely from the habitat loss and fragmentation produced by the human appropriation of land for development, forestry and agriculture as natural capital is progressively converted to man-made capital.

Absorption of (poor) unskilled labor is low in forestry, which tends to be capital-intensive.

A lot of the blame can be laid at the door of the Treasury where, over the decades, vast numbers of legal tax avoidance measures have been introduced: forestry investment, film investment, small business venture capital schemes, and the rest of it.

Environment and Forestry Minister Siti Nurbaya flew to the provincial capital of Medan to witness the burning of five tons of pangolin meat which had been confiscated along with 77 kilograms (169 pounds) of pangolin scales and the live animals.

A framework to capture the natural capital and ecosystem services provided by forestry in New Zealand would help to identify key ecosystem services that are not currently recognised economically, such as planting of P. radiata for erosion control (Jones et al. [2008]).

Output metrics relate outputs from the production system to inputs (e.g. yields, capital productivity, or residue/felling ratios in forestry).

(2) Output metrics relate outputs from the production system to inputs (e.g. yields, capital productivity, or residue/felling ratios in forestry).

Using their collective forestry expertise, the authors rated five attributes of natural capital value of each area on a scale of 1-5, where 1 indicated low potential and 5 high potential.

Yoshkar-Ola, the Mari El capital, boasts of training schools in subjects such as animal husbandry, forestry, optics, and papermaking.