Sentence examples for so many forests from inspiring English sources

For many years British Honduras has been noted for its mahogany, which was extracted on the principles that have destroyed so many forests in the world.

So many forests and trees are being cut down.

Already there have been so many "Forest Gump" moments where random people have joined the Spare Seat Kayak Expedition.

The ash is a key component of so many woods and forests, and in gardens, the species has spawned around 20 garden varieties, including the graceful weeping form that graces so many Victorian rectory gardens.

France is such a vast, open space with so many copses, forests and areas of unused land that I rarely had a problem finding somewhere to camp.

Planted in its slot, like so many Master Swords in forest plinths across the world, was a copy of Ocarina of Time.

Australian soils broadly are ancient, very weak in structure, nutrient poor and generally are high in salts, so many dry scrub forest species in the inland regions grow well in sand that is little better than beach sand.

One season there were so many ceps in the forests around us that you would walk in for an hour and come out with black bin bags full of the things.

Soil scientists were once puzzled by how marine nutrients so greatly enriched coastal and mountain forests, so many miles from the Pacific, but they finally found their answer in the salmon that returned to their spawning pools and were eaten and distributed by predators — formerly grizzly bears, now extinct here, but even today by black bears, raccoons and other animals.

We might as well ask why there are so many trees in a forest and what are they there for.

This was – and still is – one of the key reasons why so many refuse to recognise forest elephants.