Sentence examples similar to operation of the forest from inspiring English sources

The degree of impact of harvesting operations on the forest environment depends on their type.

The new vice presidents are Stephen Golden, director of operations for the forest products group; Leslie Mardenborough, director of corporate personnel; Gordon Medenica, planning director; Thomas H. Nied, tax director, and Solomon B. Watson 4th, general counsel.

The army is engaged in a major clearing operation of the mountainous forest near the border, where the migrants have set up camps.

He became assistant pre-press production manager of The Times in 1976, purchasing manager in 1980, director of circulation fulfillment in 1983, operations manager of the forest products group in 1984 and group director in 1987.

By their very nature, the true extent of illegal operations in the forest sector cannot be known with precision, but what little evidence is available suggests that they are important and that they constitute an important factor in the conversion of forests.

Weston's plants are mostly in the Midwest and the South, and there is little geographic overlap with the operations of International Paper, the forest-products giant, which is based in Purchase, N.Y.

An Oxfam spokesperson said: "Last September, Oxfam published a report which highlighted the concerns of communities affected by the operations of the New Forests Company in Mubende and Kiboga districts, Uganda.

The establishment of seed production base and production of seedlings, the standardization of site management and afforestation, large scale operation of forest production and intensive management of forests have been steadily realized, which increase the supply of wood and wood product and satisfy the demand of the people's needs and economic development.

Thinning and clear felling of large areas are very common in harvesting operation of forest stands in plantation, mainly in pulp wood plantation, which is characterised by intensive forest management; producing large quantities of pulpwood, large-scale harvesting operations and using highly mechanised machines.

During the past few years, attention has been concentrated on the integration of forest operations and forest industries, together with the mechanization and expansion of the forest road network, so as to increase and rationalize the harvesting and processing of wood.

Neither Magna Carta nor the subsequent Charter of the Forest proved entirely satisfactory as a way of managing the political tensions around the operation of the royal forests.