Sentence examples for timber management from inspiring English sources

The beneficiaries' timber management expert whose firm manages some 100,000 acres of timberland testified that his firm does not have standing timber insurance on any of this timberland and that, in fact, he did not even know whether insurance was available".

"Most of these companies are selling finished goods," said Eva Greger, managing partner of GMO Renewable Resources, the timber management unit of Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo, a money manager based in Boston.

Thus, we suggest that the moth communities from this managed forest system still bear a clear legacy of timber management more than 60 years post-harvest.

What else is on the farm? A. Most of the land is woodlands and we have received awards for timber management.

The conservancy expects to sell the land with the easements attached to private timber management companies, which would provide wood pulp to the paper mill in Glens Falls, formerly owned by Finch, Pruyn.

At first, only four means of carbon reduction will be approved for offset credits: timber management, the destruction of coolant gases, cuts in methane emissions from livestock waste and tree planting projects in urban areas.

Excluding the fossil fuel consumption inherent in forest management, timber harvesting and transport, which makes up less than 10% of the total emissions profile, the use of wood for fuel is considered CO2 neutral, cf. [39,41].

The CO2-emissions from burning fossil fuels are based on the specific amount of energy (primary or final energy); the CO2-emissions from burning wood for energy, on the other hand, only take into account the CO2-emissions of fossil fuel used in the earlier parts of the value chain (e.g., use of fossil fuel during forest management, timber harvesting, or transport; see [56]).

Excluding the fossil fuel consumption inherent in forest management, timber harvesting and transport, which makes up less than 10% of the total emissions profile, the use of wood for fuel is considered CO2 neutral, cf. [ 39, 41].

The CO2-emissions from burning fossil fuels are based on the specific amount of energy (primary or final energy); the CO2-emissions from burning wood for energy, on the other hand, only take into account the CO2-emissions of fossil fuel used in the earlier parts of the value chain (e.g., use of fossil fuel during forest management, timber harvesting, or transport; see [ 56]).

Multiple-use forest management (MFM) for timber, non-timber forest products and environmental services is envisioned by many as a preferable alternative to timber-dominant management models.