Sentence examples for replacing trees from inspiring English sources

The Rutherford proposal also outlines a "tree replacement formula," which offers guidelines for replacing trees whenever they are removed.

Each tree has a life span of about 40 to 50 years, Park Service spokesman Mike Litterst said, which means the agency is constantly caring for and replacing trees — at a rate of about 90 replacements per year.

–What are the most common methods used for replacing trees that have been cut down?

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I have filled all the land available at the moment and most of the work is replacing trees that haven't taken, repairing those that are damaged in some way, and wondering what to do about the widespread infestation of field voles.

A municipality should want to maximize the benefits of planting trees with public funds instead of just replacing trees that have been disproportionately providing benefits since the HOLC-era.

"Oil palms have replaced trees, and therefore caused considerable damage to the environment," she explained.

The oil companies replaced trees with oil pipes and were not held accountable for the leaks that ran through the nearby river.

Mr. Oldar added that sometimes cities lost perspective and focused too much on the preservation of individual trees instead of developing broader guidelines for conservation and replanting, to replace trees that cannot live forever.

He visited a conservation project helping residents in an area of rainforest near the city to replace trees to protect their homes from mudslides.

Using this data, farmers can then decide to replace trees that underperform, for example, or map out a plan to selectively harvest based on the size of a tree's fruits and its development stages.