The particularity, strategic position and ecological threats of the "Gold-Cross" were analyzed in this paper.
To coincide with the original book's 350th anniversary, two authors have written The New Sylva, a timely updated version for the 21st Century to highlight the strategic, economic and ecological importance of trees.
While vegetation indices (such as NDVI, or Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) derived from remotely sensed imagery are often used to monitor rangelands, their strategic integration with local ecological knowledge (LEK) is under-appreciated.
Economic structures may be examined within the context of their technological, spatial, dynamic, ecological, or institutional and strategic aspects.
Life-history theory attempts to understand ecological factors that shape strategic allocations between size versus number of offspring, reproductive effort versus body maintenance, early versus delayed reproduction, and making the best of current opportunities versus preparing for an uncertain future.
These multiple management preferences can be combined to build socio-ecological resilience into regional strategic planning for feral ungulate management that will deliver multiple benefits for local communities.
The climatically strategic position, places Ijara in agro-ecological zones IV to VI gradually changing to V and VI, moving away from Boni forest which is influenced by coastal climate.
In 2000, SRI became SEEJ and began to take on broader campaigns striving to make strategic and effective policy changes to support ecological sustainability, human freedom, and the struggles of indigenous and working people.
His opposition is based on ecological threats, he emphasizes, not strategic ones.
Using an ecological approach, executives can start making strategic changes by systematically questioning their company's current situation: Is the company linked with the very best suppliers and partners?
