Sentence examples for to forestry from inspiring English sources
noun
The science of planting and growing trees in forests.
Most of the taxonomists are actually attached to forestry departments.
"But even with her horizons broadened, the choices here were still limited pretty much to forestry".
For services to the Forest of Dean and to Forestry thoughout the UK.
Its diversified economy ranges from agriculture and manufacturing to forestry and mining.
His studies took him to forestry laboratories from Europe to China and earned him an international reputation.
It significantly reduced corruption in land transactions and considerably enhanced the protection given to forestry and game reserves.
To her relief, the same subjects were taught to forestry students in English, and she attended classes with them.
That does not include the $3.8 million buyback of the full brother to Forestry that Robert Evans took back on Wednesday.
If you are prepared to try a "gentler approach," to forestry, with less "short term profit," I may be able to help.
To forestry scientists, that is a signal that the tree is infested with beetles and must be cut down, chopped up and burned.
DIGITALGLOBE: www.digitalglobe.com -- An online tour shows the variety of purposes, from mapping to forestry to emergency monitoring, for which images can be used.
