Sentence examples for linked land from inspiring English sources

For Veron and most tribal peoples, land and life are inextricably linked: land is a fertile, living entity that has intrinsic, not merely utilitarian value.

Numerous studies have linked land use/land cover (LULC) to aquatic ecosystem responses, however only a few have included the dynamics of changing LULC in their analysis.

We linked land use and topography to colony densities and local spacing patterns, tested the theoretical prediction that regularity should be positively correlated with colony density, and determined the spatial scale of density-dependent recruitment.

This highly participatory planning model could serve as a platform for the efficient integration of environmentally sustainable livestock disease control and wildlife linked land use policies in that country (Swiderska and Maganga 2008; URT 2009).

Of all the golf course real-estate in North America, it most resembles the windswept links land of Scotland and England.

He said the federal government would not be a "passive ATM that hands out money willy-nilly" but would encourage increased supply of housing with its cities policy linking land release to funding.

This paper causally links land degradation with struggles over natural resources in Central Java.

A prototype application that links land use planning choices with cost estimations, and environmental, resource, and visual impacts is described.

However, mechanistic frameworks that explicitly link land cover change, erosion and soil organic carbon (SOC) cycling and, in addition, can be applied to longer timescales are currently lacking.

Watershed managers can use the LDI index with landscape metrics that evaluate spatial patterns to link land use development to water quality parameters.

By linking land use and LPPs the system provides a spatially explicit assessment of effects of LULCC on landscape processes and functions (LPF).