Sentence examples for tree replanting from inspiring English sources

Further up the coast, the four-year-old Breezes complex appears to be built with this new eco sensitivity in mind; there is a tree replanting scheme, a ban on motorised boats and you can see recycling bins for cans, glass and organic material around the complex.

Today's financial constraints of cities might limit investments into green infrastructure, such as an extensive tree replanting program [111].

Food-for-work programs can do much to slow rates of soil erosion and gully formation and to accelerate tree replanting.

SERF partitions a set of risky alternative tree replanting strategies in terms of certainty equivalents (CEs) for a specified range of attitudes to risk.

A new stochastic efficiency analysis approach, called stochastic efficiency with respect to a function (SERF), is applied to analyse optimal tree replanting on an area of recently harvested forest land.

But tree replanting and technological advances in making cardboard are easing the environmental impact, says Patrick J. Moore, chairman and chief executive of the Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation, the largest maker of paper-based packaging products, with $7.2 billion in sales in 2006.

Gilberto Gil, now the Minister of Culture in Brazil, says that meeting Fela in Lagos changed his life ('I felt like I was a tree replanted and able to flourish').

It also sells live trees replanting for $25 to $190, depending on the size and species.

The fort has been rebuilt, the trees replanted.

They soon had 30,000 coconut trees replanted on 900 acres (365 hectares).

Currently, the Hong Kong orchid is the designated tree for replanting along Fourth Avenue, but a staff report says that it grows too slowly in some areas of the city.