Sentence examples for improving forest quality from inspiring English sources
Thus far, there has been no clear evidence that PES will be an effective mechanism for the state's priorities of socializing forest protection, improving the livelihoods of the rural poor, establishing sustainable sources of funding for the forestry sector, and improving forest quality.
Improving forest quality is our biggest opportunity.
Third, permitting villagers to collect limited amounts of NTFPs for a fee, or alternatively fining villagers caught collecting illegally from the protected forest, and returning the fee or fine revenue to the villagers, can improve both forest quality and villagers' livelihoods.
In particular, manipulation of the rhizosphere is now considered as a key mechanism for solving critical issues facing the planet, including agricultural and forest sustainability, improving water quality, mitigation of climate change, and preservation of biodiversity.
Long-term community priorities were in generating work, providing educational opportunities for their children, and improving the quality of their forest.
Land-use comparisons generally showed improving water quality from pasture to planted forest to indigenous forest.
The aquatic invertebrate indices in Figure 5 b-e) were generally indicative of improving water quality from pasture to planted forest to indigenous forest.
He said that the revised rules focused on restoring the ecological health of forests and watersheds, particularly conserving and improving the quality of freshwater in the forests.
In Indonesia, a study found that residents of households living downstream from protected forested watersheds were less likely to experience diarrhea than those living downstream from unforested watersheds, demonstrating the regulating services of forests in improving quality of drinking water.
But what makes this the rare policy win-win is that community management of forests is an engine for economic growth, providing jobs and improving the quality of life for those who call these places home.
Healthy forest and wetland ecosystems are considered very effective at regulating water flow and improving water quality (Russi et al. [2013]; TEEB [2010a],[b]).
