Sentence examples for intensive forest from inspiring English sources
Terrestrial vertebrate responses to intensive forest management are species-specific and directly linked to intensity and extent of habitat modification.
Although many forested landscapes are used for both wood production and outdoor recreation, intensive forest management can negatively impact the recreational value of forests, including in Sweden, a country with rich forest resources and a strong forest industry.
A highly developed forest industry based on intensive forest utilization is maintained in boreal Scandinavian countries and Finland.
According to a German study in the Forest Policy and Economics journal in 2006, forest density has almost doubled in Western Europe over that time, primarily because of modern, intensive forest management, and the spectacular growth of major plantations.
However, the extent to which intensive forest management serves to alter soil arthropod communities remains elusive.
Intensive forest management is one of characteristic features of the Middle Volga Region.
The Middle Volga Region may be an investment-attractive region for establishment of large timber complexes with complete production cycle as it is the region with high population density (in comparison with other parts of Russia), intensive wood consumption and vast forest plantations.
Besides, intensive ways of forest restoration by means of establishment of plantations shall contribute to conservation of Russian natural boreal forests and improvement of ecology not only in Russia but throughout the northern hemisphere.
The study took place in three livestock farms, dung beetles were collected with baited pitfall traps in three land uses: forest, intensive silvopastoral systems and treeless pasture.
Results of intensive monitoring of forest floor decomposition rates and soil forming processes after afforestation of a calcareous upland dredged sediment landfill with an oxidised surface soil are presented.
We define 'impacted' lands as those classified as intensive agriculture including forest plantations, rotation crops, vineyards, orchards, and all other types of cultivation.
