Sentence examples for in restoration practice from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it is distinctly possible that history will become more important in restoration practice as it provides the cultural and moral guidance alluded to above (Eric Higgs 2012, pers. comm).
Despite the increasing evidence that post-mining sites often provide biodiversity refuges in anthropogenically impacted landscapes, thus offering valuable analogues of natural habitats, technocratic methods still prevail over natural processes in restoration practice.
In restoration practice, there may be only a single opportunity to establish a successful seeding before invasive plants gain a foothold due to the so-called priority effect (Palmer et al. 1997).
In the absence of information regarding the performance of nonlocal commercially available populations relative to the local population in environments similar to the restoration site (perhaps the most common occurrence in restoration practice), the local population may be preferred.
It is likely that these differences are due to a combination of site effects, year effects (Knappová et al. 2013) or differences in restoration practices (Grman et al. 2013), but these different factors have rarely been examined together in controlled, replicated experiments.
Several innovative experiments in salt marshes are advancing both restoration practice and science.
Such information has a paramount importance in evaluating the impacts of restoration practices in improving soil properties and soil carbon sequestration potentials of degraded landscapes.
Though the problem is not unique to Ethiopia especially in the northern part of the country, but assessing the impacts of restoration practices in the rift valley would generate additional information representing the most environmental fragile part of the country where no detailed impact assessment studies have been conducted.
However, despite recent research efforts, effects of restoration practices on in-stream nitrogen removal remain unclear.
Specifically, watering and planting in ravines should be considered where restoration practices are applied in areas lacking vegetation cover.
Little is known about ponderosa pine forest ecosystem responses to restoration practices in the Northern Rocky Mountains, USA.
