'tree preservation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe efforts to protect trees, both from deforestation and destruction, as well as any measures taken to promote the health and growth of trees. For example, "The town is very involved in tree preservation, implementing regular pruning and maintenance on its neighborhood trees."
I called the council to arbitrate on behalf of the birds, but the tree officer said there's no precedent in law to preserve trees for wildlife, and without a tree preservation order there's no way of safeguarding any particular tree.
Further, Tree Preservation Act 1976 of Uttar Pradesh imposes restriction on felling of trees on private lands without permission.
Can this tree preservation order be enforced?
Their height, up to 10 feet, brings a tree preservation ordinance into play.
Complementary approaches to biodiversity offsets are needed, balancing large tree preservation and revegetation.
He said he had brought a tree preservation order to guarantee the survival of this one in perpetuity (loud cheers).
Conifer (Trees) Preservation Regulations (Government Notice 328 of 1949).
These results suggest that conservation programs aimed at tree cover preservation and expansion should consider natural forests and managed agroforests separately.
At the opening of the two hour session, the chamber was mostly filled with 100 children from two Bedford‐Stuyvesant public schools, ranging in age from 6 to 10, who were among community children who helped helped raise $7,000 for the tree's preservation.
Prompted by a series of teardowns --a two-story Colonial and a barn, replaced by three new homes; then, a 1903 house nearby, felled along with a number of trees -- preservation advocates mounted a door-to-door petition campaign last fall, collecting 1,300 signatures imploring local officials to help control overdevelopment in the hamlet.
In 2007 the Ridley-Tree Condor Preservation Act was approved the California legislature and signed by then-Gov.
