Sentence examples for population forest from inspiring English sources
DCA was performed with these matrixes, using population, forest type, geographical origin and species as factors.
In each region, I selected communities that varied in their level of vertical integration and attempted to control for exogenous factors that may influence the success of a forest management program, including population, forest area, and topography (Table 2, Fig. 1).
Currently, limited resources mean governments often grant large concessions with little information on wildlife populations, forest structure or local communities.
By contrast, in some populations, forest fragmentation has opened new areas for colonization favoring population expansion.
In and near regions of urbanization and heavy industrial activity, the enhanced deposition and precipitation of sulfur in the form of sulfuric acid, and of nitrogen oxides in the form of nitric acid (HNO3), resulting from vehicular emissions, have been associated with damage to fish populations, forests, statues, and building exteriors.
As a result of timber harvesting and increase of population, the forest area decreased and other land-use types increased.
Africa's small population of forest elephants is dwindling especially rapidly because, by all accounts, their 'pink ivory' is especially prized by the Chinese.
Across the world, the increase in the rate of population growth, forest loss and greenhouse-gas emissions is slowing; there are hundreds of millions fewer hungry people and more people with access to fresh water and sanitation.
The objectives of the research were to compare structural and architectural changes at the level of tree population and forest ecosystem.
The population of forest cobras in Uganda are almost always found close to water.
Nevertheless, we consider noise still a likely cause for song differentiation as the observed upward shift in song frequency in urban populations relative to forest populations does reduce the average masking effect of anthropogenic noise.
