Sentence examples for interest of forest from inspiring English sources

The discussion based on the example of the work carried out by the Norwegian Forest Owners Associationn made clear the interest of forest management plans for farm forests and of combining the respective plans for forestry and for agriculture in the farm units, but it is essential for (he success of such plans that the farmer is sufficiently confident in his capacity to implement them.

"The interests of forest people and the interests of the environmental people are similar," says Richard H. Grove, a professor at the Institute of Advanced Studies at the University of Canberra in Australia and the author of "Green Imperialism".

Recent methodological developments in dendro-anthracology offer many new techniques to address the historical practices associated with the exploitation of wood as a fuel and to better understand the reciprocal interests of forest landscapes and societies.

This brings us to our central concern: the community of interest comprised of forest stakeholders.

Selective harvesting of tawa may be of interest to forest owners wishing to restore conifer-broadleaved forests by offering the opportunity for some immediate revenue that can support restoration and potentially aid conifer regeneration (Carswell et al. [2007]).

Although we did not consider the possibility that the intangible costs (i.e. time spent negotiating the synchronisation of harvest times and other silvicultural operations amongst owners of small stands (Kittredge 2005)) might increase, it would be in the best interest of all forest owners to synchronise harvest times and silvicultural operations by aggregating small stands.

The interest of riparian forests lies in their resources: fertile and moist soils, water, wood and non-timber forest products vital for rural populations.

The interest of riparian forests lies in their resources that are utilised by neighbouring inhabitants to satisfy their basic needs and as source of income.

Food selection by cervids is of high interest for forest management as they tend to browse on trees, causing severe damage and shifts in the regeneration capacity of certain preferred tree species.

Of special interest for forest practitioners are mixed-species stands achieving transgressive overyielding, which could result in gains of up to 30% if the tree species mixture is complementary (Pretzsch and Forrester 2017).

Therefore, me forestry service convoked a working group and charged it with the formulation of proposals that would satisfy local demands and safeguard the forests and the interests of the forest service.