Sentence examples similar to outdated forest from inspiring English sources
Removing outdated subsidies to the timber industry would also dramatically diminish threats to remaining ancient forests and roadless areas.
Worse, outdated budget rules require the U.S. Forest Service to fight these fires by diverting funds from other parts of its budget — including fire prevention programs that remove dead trees and brush from forests.
In tropical regions and particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, most of the countries do not have the technical and financial capacities to assess land use area through field measurement, and national forest inventories are often rare and outdated.
It feels very forest-for-trees, in-fights on the one hand and outdated slang and forgotten catch-phrases on the other.
In forest management, simplified conceptual models can lead to "knowledge lock-ins", where outdated views of intrinsic forest structure and dynamics are used as a basis and framework of management actions (Moen et al. 2014).
In forest conservation and restoration, simple conceptual models of forest dynamics based on outdated information can lead to biased definitions of natural reference conditions (natural range of variation), which are crucial in setting goals and choosing management methods (Landres et al. 1999; Halme et al. 2013).
The problem of disappearing forests is a complex one, but it boils down to a few major factors: climate change, outdated methods and shrinking budgets (and as you can imagine, all three are related).
The recently signed Tasmanian Forest Agreement does little to protect native forests, and in fact props up an otherwise economically unviable industry, endorsing corrupt companies and entrenching outdated practices like clearfelling and high intensity burns.
