Sentence examples for thriving forests from inspiring English sources

Hidden in mountain ravines south of downtown Palm Springs, the area now called simply "Indian Canyons" disguises behind its generic name one of the most unusual natural wonders in the state: thriving forests of glorious palm trees in the middle of a bone-dry, furnace-hot rocky desert.

Animals proliferate, flora thrive, forests rise.

Food security is necessary for a population to thrive, forest products provide important raw materials, and availability of land and water are vital to maintain food security and other ecosystem services.

To ensure that the population continues to thrive, forest officials are trying to map and protect the corridors tigers use to move in the wild.

The Cashes Ledge Area and New England's Coral Canyons and Seamounts Area are striking examples of what a healthy ocean should look like -- a thriving kelp forest or a living seabed covered in rare and vibrant cold-water corals, supporting schools of fish and regular visits by a variety of whales, sea birds, sea turtles, and large predatory fish, like sharks, tuna, and swordfish.

Meanwhile, the fossils from Chambery Coulee told the scientists that sequoia and ginkgo would have been thriving in mature forests that hadn't been scorched by a blaze.

They dispersed a majority (49%) of shade-bearers that thrive in forest understory with limited amount of light, all of which were large-seeded.

It's not that Summerhall couldn't or wouldn't have thrived without Forest Fringe, but it would have found it much harder.

More importantly, he points out, the Sabah study shows that orangutans can thrive in forest that is heavily damaged by logging.

The tree was transported and is thriving in a forest that glows red when backlighted with sun.

The rest of the gorge is covered with thriving second growth forest that can be over one hundred years old.