Sentence examples for habitat trees from inspiring English sources

Sydney's habitat trees are a great example of this.

It kills habitat trees and endangered species and it destroys sites of cultural significance.

V. regulus roosted solely in hollows that were located predominantly in contemporarily unlogged buffers and mature forest while N. gouldi used a broader range of roost types, located in contemporarily unlogged buffers and mature forest and in retained habitat trees in gap release and shelterwood creation silvicultural treatments.

This harvesting is regulated through a self-assessable vegetation clearing code of forest practice (DNRM 2014), to ensure the protection and maintenance of biodiversity values such as old-growth habitat trees, and soil and water resources.

Although the present code (DNRM 2014) only prescribes the retention of standing habitat trees, if an industry developed around the harvesting and use of poorly formed trees, the Code may need to be extended to provide guidelines for the retention of snags (standing dead trees) and coarse wood material on the forest floor for fauna habitat functions (Woldendorp and Keenan 2005).

The nature conservation rule sets differ in the three management strategies according to the proportion of unmanaged area, the proportion of forest area managed in low intensive silviculture to conform to the flora-fauna-habitat (FFH) directive, the amount of deadwood and the number of habitat trees.

We discovered that the concept of "habitat tree" may also hold for salamanders, and that DBH and HOL are the best predictors of tree suitability for salamanders.

Among vertebrates the concept of "habitat tree" in temperate forests, involving tree size and microhabitat occurrence, has been investigated mainly for birds and mammals.

Vegetation projects – regenerating degraded habitat, tree-planting and "avoided deforestation" schemes in which landowners are paid to not clear their land – are expected to deliver two-thirds of the cuts promised to date.

The introduction of a new, more intensive harvesting regime in areas of greater glider habitat in south-east Queensland will therefore have a significant impact upon glider populations, unless current habitat tree prescriptions are adjusted to specify the retention of large C. citriodora and E. tereticornis trees, and species that rapidly form hollows.

The product categories recorded were: sawlog, salvage sawlog, pole, pile, fencing use, habitat tree, biodiversity retention (species composition) and silvicultural treatment.