They have been and remain silent on the historical and perpetual encroachment upon the civil liberties -- the freedom to walk the streets without being detained or shot -- of black and brown citizens of the United States.
First, we used dendroecology to determine encroachment rates, establish historical site reference conditions, and project tree-growth trends.
Prescribed burning is a commonly advocated and historical practice for control of woody species encroachment into grasslands on all continents.
One plot was established in an area free of encroachment representing the historic sagebrush condition (HSC) prior to encroachment.
Second, we used historical aerial photographs to construct a spatial model of past tree encroachment and to predict near future encroachment.
Management actions that address increased stand densities and forest encroachment of meadows, a result of altered historical disturbance regimes, could increase distribution, quantity, and quality of forage.
Questions were centred around historical background of land grabbing, factors that led to the encroachment of large-scale agriculture, LSFs involved in the process, and spatial and temporal patterns of the phenomenon.
Lack of browse (and forest encroachment of meadows) is a result of altered historical disturbance (especially fire) regimes and decreased timber harvest, which has increased stand densities and decreased the quantity of open habitats on LNF (Kaufmann et al. 1998; Frost et al. 2007).
Although historical accounts of King's Philip's War indicate the encroachment of New England settlers on Indian lands was one of several precursors to the bloody conflict from 1675-1676, Barton claims the settlers had to "destroy Indian tribes" to get them to sign a treaty.
In Tsui's 1991 film Wong Fei-hung (Once Upon a Time in China), Li played his most famous character, the historical martial arts master Wong Fei-hung, who fought against injustice and foreign encroachment at the end of the Qing dynasty.
