Sentence examples for logged land from inspiring English sources

The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company logged land in the northern part of the wild area between 1907 and 1911.

And fire remains for many smallholders and big plantations the cheapest, quickest way of clearing logged land of rejected or overlooked trees and the undergrowth, thereby making it available for other uses often, these days, to serve the booming palm-oil industry.

Logged land could be put to other uses, new forests might be managed differently than the ones they replaced, and insect infestations or droughts could make it hard to reestablish trees.

Using as a testbed measured flow statistics in the managed pine plantation of the Florida AmeriFlux site, scalar fluxes from a clearcut forest transect with swaths of logged land of dimensions varying with wind direction were modeled.

These companies, he says, have to build their own roads, re-forest logged lands, and pay the cost of planning their sales.

For example, in 2006, the Seattle Audubon Society successfully sued timber giant Weyerhaeuser for logging land with Spotted Owl nests.

For the 0 and − 0.4 kPa soil water pressures, water retention was 14% greater and 9% greater for the logged areas versus the logging road and log landing areas averaged across all soil depths, respectively.

Bulk density was significantly greater (P < 0.01), and KSat was significantly lower (P < 0.01) under the logging road and log landing areas as compared to the logged area treatment.

For the macropores (> 1000 μm diameter) and coarse mesopores (60 to 1000 μm diameter) combined, values were 131% greater for the logged area compared to logging road and log landing areas within the 0 to 10 cm depth.

We found vast acreages of logged county land, where deer trails wound among aspen saplings and patches of old oaks.

It logged the land over a decade ago and the forest is thick again, but it may take a long time for all of the other species to rebound.