Sentence examples for planting programs from inspiring English sources

Results from this study have implications for future plant surveys taken for biogenic emissions inventory development, and for plant species selection for urban landscapes, especially large-scale tree planting programs.

In this paper, the impact of Haiyan on mangroves across the entire impact corridor (i.e., Samar-Palawan stretch; broad-scale survey) was assessed, with particular focus on the planted Rhizophora cohorts (various forest age; detailed assessment) in Bantayan Island, typical of the massive planting programs in the country.

"With the growth of internships, pastoral residencies, and church planting programs that are created, established, nurtured, and run by the megachurches, we see them as a big player for future ministry training," Thumma and Travis wrote in their 2007 book.

To mitigate these costs, the "polluter-pays" principle is one solution that could be sensibly employed by regulatory agencies approving planting programs for high-risk species [29].

Numbers of studies have been done to quantify the benefits of urban forests, but little has been written on the process of implementing urban tree planting programs.

In addition, because C. japonica has been widely planted since 1945 in Japan, we only sampled relatively large, old trees that were presumed to predate the widespread planting programs.

"Our priority is to maximize the benefit of trees," said Jennifer Greenfeld, acting director of Million Trees NYC, director of the street-tree planting program in the Department of Parks and Recreation and co-editor of "New York City Trees" (Columbia University Press, 2002).

We next went to a small river where, along an embankment wall, an oversized gauge measured how much water and sediment levels had changed since upstream farmers began their planting program.

China has taken major steps to improve land use, including construction of reservoirs and a huge forest planting program, which reported the planting of 15.8 million hectares (38.9 million acres) between 1950 and 1957 alone.

Species groups were analyzed to inform a species selection strategy to improve future planting program and enrich urban biodiversity.

And the idea is every time a pair of boots is sold, $2 goes back to Yéle Haiti's tree planting program.