Sentence examples for km of forest from inspiring English sources

By the time the conflict ended 105 sq km of forest had been damaged and 35 sq km stripped bare.

Kaziranga - 429 sq km of forest, sandbanks and grassland - was recognised by Unesco in 1985 as a world heritage site.

Between 2000 and 2005 it lost 351,000 sq km of forest, mostly to fire and pests.

Eifel National Park, located southwest of Cologne in the North Eifel region, covers some 40 square miles (100 square km) of forest and river valley wilderness.

"Since the 2004 peak of 27,000 sq km of forest destroyed, matters have improved with regard to deforestation," he says, when I call him.

So far, nearly 180 sq miles (470 sq km) of forest have been felled by tar sands miners and giant lakes of toxic waste water cover a further 130 sq km.

In June 1997, 19 people were killed, and in late December of that year, nearly 2.7 square miles (7 square km) of forests, agricultural land, and villages were flattened by debris and pyroclastic flow after a volcanic explosion.

Carhuatocto calls MINEM's argument "frankly lamentable" and agrees the line will not directly benefit indigenous peoples but will instead mean clearing almost 600 kms of forest and indirectly facilitate "invaders and colonists".

Habitat loss and fragmentation are key threats to the survival of many species [ 1], with global deforestation resulting in the majority of remaining forest lying within 1 km of a forest edge [ 2].

It's influence now ranged across a 60,000 sq km stretch of forest, thousands of villages and millions of people.

A striking example of this reluctance is the presidential interference in the protection of the Mabira Forest reserve in 2006; 70 of the 300 km of protected forest was to be allocated to a sugarcane plantation.