Sentence examples for indigenous vegetation from inspiring English sources

More than 30percentt of our indigenous vegetation is already locally extinct, and this trend continues today.

Polynesian impacts were rapid and widespread, irrevocably altering the indigenous vegetation and disrupting native ecosystems.

The indigenous vegetation of New Zealand consisted of mixed evergreen forest covering perhaps two-thirds of the total land area.

They came together and created a conservancy, and allowed indigenous vegetation to return, and slowly stocked it with animals indigenous to the area.

Anthropogenic change, particularly in urban landscapes, has resulted in the fragmentation of indigenous vegetation into often small isolated 'remnants'remnants

The follow-up also shows that the banks and structures are 80 90% covered by indigenous vegetation.

Thus, they omit reference to the type of mixed exotic-indigenous vegetation associated with habitats common to urban areas, such as cliff faces, disused quarries, private gardens and grounds, river and rail corridors.

Vegetative filter strips (VFS) are areas of either planted or indigenous established vegetation designed to improve the quality of surface runoff.

As the values of indigenous riparian vegetation are becoming better recognised by Australian river managers, large amounts of money and resources are being invested in the planting of indigenous riparian vegetation as part of river rehabilitation programs.

We found that colobus frequently travelled and foraged in indigenous matrix vegetation (such as mangrove, wooded shrubland and shrubland) up to 4 km from the nearest forest fragments.

There is, however, a higher aim in the prosecution of scientific forestry than even these points just referred to, namely, the preservation of indigenous arboreal vegetation and the securing of a sufficient rainfall.