Sentence examples for more contiguous forests from inspiring English sources

It is absent in other, more contiguous forests and in other grasslands without large forest patches.

Fishers selected landscapes for home ranges with larger, more contiguous patches of mature forest and reduced amounts of open areas.

A network approach could help conservation strategies move away from the fixed width buffer model, which results in a more fragmented landscape, and toward a landscape with contiguous forests and wetlands that could benefit multiple migratory species (Baldwin et al. 2006).

And Lyme disease, the East Coast scourge, is very much a product of human changes to the environment: the reduction and fragmentation of large contiguous forests.

Thus a total of 36% less carbon retained in tree biomass and soils in fragmented forests than in contiguous forests.

The mismanagement of Kans ('sacred forests' protected by local communities) and reserve forests also aggravated the situation towards the loss of interior, contiguous forests (Chandran 1989).

Settled lands became more contiguous while rural and wildland areas became more fragmented.

This technique produced more contiguous zones than other cluster methods which do not use spatiality.

In small, fragmented populations, genetic variation can become depleted more quickly than in larger, more contiguous populations.

The largest contiguous forests are the boreal or taiga - Earth's emerald crown.

Forests were cut down or burned to make room for agriculture, resulting in the near complete denuding of the once contiguous forests of southern New England by the 19th century.