Sentence examples for simple forest from inspiring English sources

The trees are different: instead of old, complex trees that might be 3 metres in diameter and 90 metres high, there is a young, relatively simple forest.

He delights in description of pastoral scenes, in lamentations and grand martial spectacles, and in the idyll of the hermitage, which depicts a serene sage leading a life of quiet meditation and living on simple forest fare in a tranquil woodland close to a sacred river.

This approach is illustrated on a simple forest ecosystem, an Austrian pine forest over hilly terrain in southern of France.

The functioning of the proposed methodology is illustrated with the help of a simple forest management problem.

Compared to tropical and boreal forests, the former, under a relatively uniformed climate, have complex forest structures and niches often producing many endemic species, while the later, suffering harsh climates, tend towards relatively simple forest structures with limited tree species.

The reduction in abundance of one species was greater in aggregated retention than in control stands and for three other species this reduction was greater in the structurally more simple forest.

The introduction of degradation into REDD+ at COP 13 in Bali [33] was recently described as the end of the idea of a simple forest-based climate change mitigation system [34].

The Pacific Northwest in particular has expanses of young, structurally simple forests that range from high stocking (unthinned and little understory development) to relatively lower stocking having been previously thinned or initially regenerated at low densities.

Asner et al. (2011) developed a simple universal forest carbon estimation method for tropical forests that reduces the amount of required field measurements.

Here on the Kauri coast the pleasures are simple: swimming, forest walks, summer kayak rentals.

Wooldridge et al. (2001) worked to regionalize the parameters of a simple model for forest and non-forest classification and different climate regions for predicting the impact of landuse/land cover change on the hydrologic response of a catchment.