Sentence examples for kinds of forest from inspiring English sources

The two scientists examined how well different kinds of forest edges kept out nonforest seeds from adjacent fields.

A whole range of markets has recently emerged, in which agencies such as local governments and international donors pay for four kinds of forest environmental services: watershed protection, protecting biodiversity, mopping up carbon and preserving landscape beauty.

REDD "credits" trade at a lower price than other kinds of forest carbon credits, a signal that the market recognises their risk.A survey of buyers of forest carbon credits by a company called EcoSecurities has found that 44% of customers would be willing to buy options to purchase credits, prepay for credits or buy ownership in a share of the project.

At the regional scale, the aim is to quantitatively assess the gain in connectivity from different reforestation scenarios, in which croplands are replaced by different kinds of forest habitats.

The landscape parameters include areas of lakes, mires and built-up areas, length of borders between different land cover units and length of selected line elements, share of different kinds of forest and peatland.

Key features of the conceptual model illustrated in Fig. 5 are coverage of a wide range of different kinds of forest dynamics and flexibility of state changes between modes of forest dynamics, which can take place when the driving disturbance regime type changes.

There are many kinds of forests that will grow practically anywhere, each under its own special local conditions.

It also has a wider array of distinct ecological regions -- deserts, grasslands and different kinds of forests -- than any other nation in the world.

There is no accurate data on most of the world's forested areas and so far no one agreed way to accurately measure the carbon content of vast numbers of different species of trees in different kinds of forests.

At the same time, according to the survey, the United States has a wider array of ecological regions -- big, distinctly different swatches of nature like deserts, various kinds of forests, grasslands and tundra -- than any other of the six largest countries.

Though countries are expected to reach only a broad agreement at next month's summit meeting in Copenhagen, governments, scientists, businesses and environmentalists are already arguing over what kinds of forests should qualify as carbon reducers and what kinds of projects should be rewarded financially.