Sentence examples for useful to the forest from inspiring English sources

Grazing livestock are useful to the forest manager.

An integrative understanding of the early succession following landslide disturbance is important to explain the formation and maintenance of the species diversity, and useful to the forest ecosystem management and ecological restoration strategies designing.

This phenological characterisation is useful to understand the mangrove forest dynamics at the landscape scale and to monitor the status of mangrove.

Many of the predictable attributes are directly useful to forest managers and also enable estimation of more complex properties (e.g. plant-exploitable soil volume or hydraulic properties).

Rather, the output of complex models must be translated into meaningful parameters and simple instructions that are useful to forest managers.

At the government and welfare organizations levels, annual tree planting campaigns appear to be a useful alternative to manage the forest cover on mountains.

Moreover, annual F/T state influences the growing length of the vegetation, which is useful to estimate the productivity of forest (Kimball et al., 2001).

The results confirmed that radar and optical images can be indifferently used to extract hedgerow network and derived landscape metrics (hedgerow density, network grain) useful to explain the spatial distribution of forest carabid beetles.

Finally, the simulation analysis confirmed that the fire regime is an important ecosystem attribute, and that a coupled carbon and fire model is useful to investigate the carbon budget of boreal forest in eastern Siberia.

The study indicates that patches surviving a first-entry wildfire are likely to persist under a frequent fire regime, adding to the understanding of Mediterranean pines resilience to fire and providing quantitative empirical evidence useful to guide the management of fire-prone forests.

Airborne light detection and ranging (LiDAR) has proved to be very useful at characterising the forest canopy in three dimensions.