Sentence examples for terrestrial management from inspiring English sources

In terrestrial management, 5percentt of our land is in wilderness.

"On the one hand, the government of Ecuador has made some important strides, both with marine and terrestrial management.

Given the fundamental importance of marine resources in the livelihoods of Northwest Coast peoples, the sheer abundance of these remains in millennia-old archaeological middens, and the well-documented aspects of terrestrial management systems, discussions of human-marine interaction on the Northwest Coast should begin with the assumption that active management was widespread in the past.

Fuel reduction treatments prescribed in fire-suppressed forests of western North America pose an apparent paradox with respect to terrestrial carbon management.

Lehmann and graduate student Thea Whitman spoke at two side events about terrestrial carbon management and the effects of using biochar, a charcoal-like material produced when organic material is heated at low temperatures, as a means of sequestering carbon and improving soil quality.

According to Obersteiner et al. [8] there are two principle pathways of mitigating climate change by terrestrial ecosystem management: A) improve the greenhouse gas (GHG) balance within the biosphere and B) manage for biomass production to substitute emissions from fossil fuels and sequester bio-carbon containing materials/substances outside the biosphere.

It's really amazing that such a large disconnect exists between marine and terrestrial resource management.

According to Obersteiner et al. [ 8] there are two principle pathways of mitigating climate change by terrestrial ecosystem management: A) improve the greenhouse gas (GHG) balance within the biosphere and B) manage for biomass production to substitute emissions from fossil fuels and sequester bio-carbon containing materials/substances outside the biosphere.

We highlight how the challenges that MPAs face can be addressed through governance at the appropriate scale and design considerations for integrated terrestrial and marine management approaches within regional level networks.

The versatility of SOCRATES in predicting soil carbon change across a wide range of terrestrial ecosystems and management interventions has been demonstrated [2, 3].

The versatility of SOCRATES in predicting soil carbon change across a wide range of terrestrial ecosystems and management interventions has been demonstrated [ 2, 3].