"land changing" is can be used as part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large-scale, physical transformation of the land, such as one brought about by natural disaster or human activity. For example: The effects of deforestation have been drastic, with entire ecosystems being destroyed and land changing rapidly.
Long in decline, erosion is once again rearing as a threat because of an aggressive push to plant on more land, changing weather patterns and inadequate enforcement of protections, scientists and environmentalists say.
The changes in management practices and the Land Cover type of the 10 nearest parcels of land were used to determine the likelihood of a parcel of land changing its associated vegetation type.
Their European livestock caused mesquite to spread inland while farmers tilled and irrigated the land, changing the landscape forever.
Different types of field crops and tree species occupy a single plot of land, changing over time.
The analysis also suggests that the restoration could affect riparian land type conversion by inundation due to increased water coverage and by land adaptation for changing land uses.
These changes are associated with ongoing land ownership changes, changing structure of crops, deforestation and afforestation.
It is where the sea and the land are changing place".
But in the pursuit for development the pastoralist way of life has come under threat - by global warming, conflicts over land and changing government policy.
Turnbull and Morrison nominated increasing the supply of land and changing zoning for residential construction as the solution to housing affordability.
We find that this trend is compatible with the urban land use/cover changing trend detected through image interpretation.
In intensively cultivated landscapes, the effects of land use – changing habitat quality and habitat availability - on wildlife populations are of major importance for wildlife management.
