Sentence examples for maple forests from inspiring English sources

The oak forests, in other words, moved almost twice as fast as the maple forests.

Scientists project that climate change will eventually make New England less suitable for maple forests, but that the trees will continue to thrive in Canada, which even now produces more than 80 percent of the world's maple syrup.

In one garden, the autumnal reds mimic maple forests, or momiji, cascading down a cliff face, and the other, pure white, symbolic of Mount Hakuba in the Japanese Alps, forecasts the snows of winter.

One presenter at the Georgia conference will be Cindy Hale, a doctoral candidate at the University of Minnesota at Duluth who has written her dissertation on exotic earthworm invasions in sugar maple forests.

As I passed from the ferry stop through souvenir stands and into gardens manicured into the pattern of a Savonnerie rug, the palace appeared, a bizarre sight amid the chestnut and maple forests.

Once the preserve of wealthy American industrialists -- one stretch along Lake Muskoka is called Millionaire's Row -- the Muskoka region is known as much for its cottages and lavish summer estates as for its 1,600 lakes, sheer granite cliffs and maple forests.

I live in a house in the middle of a maple forest in Canada.

Many of the new book's settings are similarly malevolent, or infused with garish sickliness; conversely, spiritual salvation in the form of a maple forest "stretches for hundreds of miles in all directions like a secret undiscovered inland sea".

Our hike that day took us from a picnic area across a river and into tall maple forest, where we walked a circular route, popping out briefly into small fields and eventually returning to the river.

Dr. Keesing and her colleagues Brian Allen, a graduate student at Rutgers, and Dr. Richard Ostfeld, animal ecologist and tick expert at the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., studied blacklegged ticks on 14 privately owned patches of maple forest ranging from 2 to 18 acres.

Deep in a maple forest in China's Jilin province, Feng's team is scrambling over rough terrain to reach cameras and download photos from one of the 2000 motion-sensing cameras one of hundreds of such visits they have to make every year.