Sentence examples for managing landscape from inspiring English sources

We discuss the potential for planning and managing landscape disturbances with a predictable effect on ecological processes.

Understanding the relationship between land use and water quality is essential to improve water quality through carefully managing landscape change.

Participatory processes in general and also in relation to managing landscape issues are gathering importance mostly due to arguments surrounding legitimacy and effectiveness in decision-making.

However, the incorporation of site specific rainfall measurements is extremely important to their success at managing landscape water needs and at a minimum a rain sensor should be used.

We recommend that, when managing landscape change, all stakeholders are included in a participatory process and we advise a thorough assessment of the attitudes of the involved persons towards nature and rewilding at the start of such processes.

"Managing fire is about managing landscape," said Bowman.

Managing landscape-scale environmental problems, such as biological invasions, can be facilitated by integrating realistic geospatial models with user-friendly interfaces that stakeholders can use to make critical management decisions.

Managing landscapes can enhance their value to humans by providing appropriate habitats for desired wildlife species.

It is increasingly recognized that more sustainable approaches are needed for planning and managing landscapes worldwide.

It also illustrates the ultimate challenge of managing landscapes where people and tigers intersect.

To learn more about how you can make healthier landscape decisions, come to CCE Suffolk's Managing Landscapes Sustainably conference in Ronkonkoma on November 12.