Sentence examples for scarce trees from inspiring English sources

According to surveys, the land holds 1,500 acres of reservoirs, 600 acres of Atlantic white cedar -- many of these increasingly scarce trees are more than 100 years old -- and thousands of acres of wetlands and upland forest that provide habitats for bald eagles, white-throated sparrows and the Pine Barrens tree frog.

During the last 7200 years, there was an open landscape with scarce trees such asconifers including Larix decidua Mill., Pinus spp., and Abies alba Mill.

Some pastoralist coping responses to drought are reactive and mainly involve intensive exploitation of scarce tree and pasture resources.

Mr. Valderrama's voyage is but the first stage of a murky multimillion-dollar trade that government officials and environmental groups say is whittling away the Amazon, endangering isolated indigenous groups and threatening the commercial future of an ever-scarce tree.

Jamie Williamson, a farmer and forester on a 13,000-acre estate next to Insh marshes, said his knowledge of beavers in Canada and Norway suggested their dams would flood valuable farmland and they would also cut down scarce aspen trees in the area.

Airiness (scarce tall trees) and well-groomed park make it easier for the observer to perceive the scope, volume and unity of the area.

The concept of ideotype has been particularly developed in crops (Peng et al., 2008; Cairns et al., 2012; Chardon et al., 2012) whereas it has remained scarce for trees.

On the western sides, trees are scarce.

Trees are scarce and volcanic rocks punctuate the landscape.

Although turkeys and trees are scarce this year and rationing exacting...it is.

There are no public parks or sports fields, and even trees are scarce.