Sentence examples for total forest land from inspiring English sources
During the 1990s and 2000s, US total forest land had increased by approximately 1 % of total US land area [72].
According to the National Forest Inventory, larch and birch forests together represent more than 70% of the total forest land area in Northern Mongolia (MET 2016).
According to the 10th national forestry inventory in Finland, Scots pine dominant stands are 65%% of total forest land, in which pure Scots pine stands are 59%%.
Total forest land in the United States rose by 0.5% over the same period.
Environmental and recreational groups last week completed a $1.7 million purchase of 2,100 acres in Ulster County, bringing to 16,783 acres the total pristine forest land acquired around the Shawangunks since 1985.
To the delight of all Muirists, a federal appeals court ruled on October 20th that, in effect, it should stay that way.The row dates from 2001 when Bill Clinton, during his last days in office, signed an order banning road-building in the area, which represents a third of America's total national forest land.
Applying the LSMA-derived metric to study forest changes, our study region experienced a net 15.0% loss of 1995 forest area, and a 7.0% overall reduction in the total forest-occupied land cover from 1995 2011.
Built-up area or residential area constitutes 41.46 km2 (12.15%) from the total area coverage, and forest land covers 35.15 km2 (10.30%) of the total area coverage of the catchment.
Total forest C stocks differed among land units (287 to 478 Mg C ha− 1 in limestone mountains and fluvial terraces, respectively).
These represented 80.5, 82.75, 79.55 and 76.8 % of the total number of tree species for forest land, grassland, cropland and fallow, and settlement respectively (cf. Table 2).
For example the population has become more concentrated in Vientiane Capital (10.5% out of 2.9 million in 1985 to 12.5% out of 5.6 million in 2005), as have large factories (66% of the total number of large factories), while forest land in Vientiane Capital is being lost (69.2% of land cover in 1995 to 67.5% in 2005).
