Sentence examples for grazing tree from inspiring English sources

We examined eight policy instruments against stated selection criteria in the context of four land management practices with potential to reverse tree decline: rotational grazing, tree planting, direct seeding of tree species, and reduced chemical fertilisers.

In the long term regenerative farming – a broad term that includes all sorts of practices such as rotational grazing, tree planting, improving soils, reducing chemical inputs, silvopasture and increasing biodiversity – is, Lymbery believes, our only hope and a movement whose time has come.

If undisturbed by recurrent disturbances such as grazing, tree felling, and frequent fires, secondary vegetation may slowly be invaded by primary forest trees and can eventually revert to the original type.

A 30-minute snow-scooter ride from his wooden house brings us to an area of old-growth forest, where reindeer are grazing on tree lichen.

Trees in this zone survive flooding for several weeks annually and provide the basis of a food web that includes fish adapted for grazing on tree fruits and seeds.

Near the entrance of the Paredon 1 Fazenda is an overgrown airstrip and a dirt road that cuts through the state park to fields of cattle grazing among tree stumps on an otherwise bare hillside overlooking the Bolivian forest.

The NO3 concentration highly depends on the N mineralisation flux, which in turn depends on the age of the vegetation, vegetation management (e.g. sod cutting, mowing, grazing and tree harvesting), litterfall and N uptake.

An elephant scooping up grass with its trunk and two giraffes grazing on trees were virtually ignored this week as visitors jockeyed for position around the lioness and the oryx.

Grazing on trees and shrubs has also led to the decline of palatable species and the loss of condition of many other species.

Let your fingers graze a tree as you're walking by, and stop to pick a delicate flower.

Fire, grazing, browsing and tree cutting are major anthropogenic determinants of vegetation patterns in African savannas.