Sentence examples for poor forest from inspiring English sources

Trump previously blamed "poor" forest management for the fires.

Portuguese firefighters blame poor forest management for the destruction of large areas of woodland each year.

President Trump argued that the fire spread so rapidly because of poor forest management by the state of California.

President Trump has alternated between offering sympathy for displaced people and firefighters and lashing out at California's leaders over what he deemed poor forest management.

China's forest fragmentation was primarily attributed to anthropogenic disturbances, driven particularly by agricultural expansion from an increasing and large population, as well as poor forest management practices.

Drought, climate change and decades of poor forest management make it inevitable that large, catastrophic wildfires will continue to burn hundreds of thousands of acres of forests, destroy homes and pollute California.

This gap is addressed in this paper by developing and testing an argument that well-designed co-management arrangements have strengthened the livelihood outcomes of poor forest-dependent communities in a Kenyan case study.

Thus, a major gap in the current literature on co-management institutional arrangements is the extent to which co-management has strengthened the livelihoods of poor forest-dependent communities.

Italy has around 29 million ha, of which two thirds are arable and the rest consists of mountains or poor forests on steep slopes.

How do we get poor, forest-rich nations to stop cutting down trees?

Also defining the Amazonian rainforest are extensive flooded forests (Junk 1997; Parolin et. al. 2004) mainly derived from the nutrient rich "white" water from the Andes (generally called várzea) with the rest flooded by nutrient-poor forest runoff (generally called igapó: Junk 1984).