Sentence examples for small forestry from inspiring English sources
In addition to farming there is a small forestry sector on the islands, which focuses on production of sawn wood for domestic use; surpluses are exported to the Indian mainland.
The small forestry division of the city's parks department consists of 40 employees with the title of forester, who report to a dozen forestry supervisors, as well as a forestry manager in each borough.
Some fear that Anglo, which gets most of its revenues from mining, may be ill-served by a man who made his name at its small forestry and paper division.
Sonia Navarrete, the owner of a small forestry business in Chile, was on her way home one day in June 2015 when she and her husband were ambushed by a group of five hooded men.
Only 12% of Britain is covered by trees, around a quarter of the European average.The forestry industry is small; few British farmers practise the small-scale forestry common in Sweden and Germany.
Millions of poor people depend on informal, even illegal, small-scale forestry activities and there are far too few efforts to help them grow their incomes and manage their forests better.
While much of the generally rugged topography of the Australian Capital Territory allows small-scale farming, forestry, and grazing, only about one-third of the territory is suitable for urban development.
A related issue is the relationship between large-scale and small-scale plantation forestry where the latter are generally viewed more positively (Schirmer 2007).
Therefore, carbon payment alone may not be an attractive incentive within small-scale community forestry and should link with payments for ecosystem services.
Provisions for small-scale CDM forestry projects are not far-reaching enough.
Reforesting Scotland, a pressure group which wants to recreate the native pine forest that used to cover the moorlands, says many more jobs could be provided by replacing the heather with a mixture of forestry, small-scale agriculture and wildlife tourism.Even the grouse seem to have had enough.
