Sentence examples for vegetation manager from inspiring English sources

This year, it used 33,000 pounds -- an astonishing 5.6 billion individual seeds -- along 79,000 miles of highways around the state (not just along the Bluebonnet Trail), according to Ben Bowers, the Texas Department of Transportation's vegetation manager.

Urban vegetation managers face a number of practical challenges in planting and maintaining urban forests: conditions of urban sites for greening are often harsh, and although new technologies have been developed in wealthy countries to match vegetation to sites, many practices are only suitable for wealthier cities and regional technology transfer is slow.

It also provides important insights to urban planners and natural resource managers on how to mitigate the impact of urbanization on UHI through urban design and vegetation management.

Understanding how environmental factors influence the spatial distribution of vegetation allows environmental managers to plan for issues such as climate change, ecological restoration and intensified land use.

These findings also suggest that in shinnery oak vegetation communities land managers can use prescribed fire across large spatial extents without substantially altering the space use or movement of bobwhites.

By using the variation in the spectral response of different vegetation types, rangeland managers can identify indicators of rangeland quality and condition.

We argue sprouts can warn of imminent browse risk to seedlings (and perhaps non-woody vegetation) and thereby allow managers to take actions to mitigate or avert losses to the regenerating seedling cohort.

We analysed air photos, surveyed 60 remnant vegetation sites, and interviewed land managers about a subset of 35 remnants.

Because many bird species nest along food plot/forest ecotones or in native vegetation within periodically disturbed sites, managers should consider food plot designs that reduce encounter rates between nesting birds and their predators.

An alternative remote sensing approach that is potentially more practical for managers is to measure vegetation heights from digital stereo aerial photographs.

The 145-year-old law deals with regulating public sarais (rest houses), including duties of the manager and "removal of noxious vegetation" on the site.