Sentence examples for large scale forest from inspiring English sources

Data from large scale forest inventories typically show spatial autocorrelation of residuals that could not be related to fixed effects when conducting regression analyses.

This paper attempts to explore this wider relationship between large scale forest restoration − and specifically forest landscape restoration (FLR) − and governance.

Cost estimates for each inventory approach were compared, revealing that UAV may be a cost-effective tool for large scale forest resource assessments.

We know that large scale forest loss or die-back will generally reduce atmospheric moisture, rainfall and cloud cover, and increase the likelihood of drought and further loss or die-back.

Paracou is a large scale forest disturbance experiment set up in 1984 with nine 6.25 ha plots spanning on a large disturbance gradient where 15 to 60% of the initial forest ecosystem biomass were removed.

Nonetheless, as forests are vulnerable to human activities, these linked aspects of the water-cycle are also at risk and the potential consequences of large scale forest loss are severe.

In contrast, at a larger scale, forests with continuous cover are preferred because of their safety benefits for avalanche protection (Bebi et al. 2009) and protection from landslides (Dhakal and Sidle 2003; Noguchi et al. 2011).

Perhaps more than anyone, Craig Allen is familiar with these large-scale forest die-offs.

One recent study collected reports of large-scale forest mortality from around the world.

Large-scale forest conservation is difficult because no two forests are alike.

With concessions covering about 2.6m hectares across Sumatra and Borneo, APP has undertaken large-scale forest clearance to make way for plantations to feed its massive pulp mills.