Sentence examples for resource objective from inspiring English sources

Overall effectiveness of resource objective fires for meeting restoration objectives was 42%.

In this study we used field plots to retrospectively sample 10 resource objective fires on two national forests in northern Arizona.

Resource objective fire landscapes were comprised mainly (85%) of areas classified as unburned/low (U/L) and low (L) burn severity, whereas the M severity class made up just 12% of fire landscapes on average.

Further, our findings suggest that managing resource objective wildfires to allow for more moderate-severity burning, even with a single entry, may be more effective for restoring these forests than repeated low-severity entries.

Currently there is much interest in managing naturally ignited fires to accomplish restoration objectives but few studies have systematically examined the efficacy of such "resource objective" wildfires for restoring historical ranges of variability (HRV).

Retaining and developing the workforce ("talent management") is generally regarded as a major human resource objective for any organisation.

Prescribed fires and wildfires managed for resource objectives displayed similar patterns of overstory and understory fire severity, heterogeneity, and seedling and sapling survival.

Measures of forest structure and fire severity were sampled in three recent prescribed fires and three wildfires managed for resource objectives in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.

The model considers their control and resource objectives, their willingness to trade off control for access local resources and the constraints on their entry: levels of local regulation, home/host country differences and entrants' resources.

It is recognized that constraints placed on when wildfires managed for resource objectives are allowed to burn freely may bias the range of conditions that might have been experienced under more natural conditions.

However, many of the primary resource values affected by fire are non-market in nature and relative value is not well understood (Venn and Calkin 2011) and tradeoffs between competing resource objectives are not consistently interpreted.