Sentence examples for willow forest from inspiring English sources

Incoming waves will lose power in a flooded willow forest before they reach the dike.

At that point, the 1st Regiment broke and fell back, seeking shelter from Confederate artillery in a nearby willow forest until nightfall.

A four-mile-wide willow forest in the Tijuana River Valley now has 140,000 severely damaged trees, according to John Boland, an ecologist who has been studying the area for more than 14 years.

Engineers have begun developing so-called nature-based coastal protection, such as willow forests, to absorb the power of waves.

It supports the largest native cottonwood-willow forest in the West and is home to hundreds of wildlife and fish species.

In Siyang we will visit the poplar plantation, poplar protective forest of Sishui River, poplar museum, agro-forest and animal breeding, poplar and willow timber processing mill and local sight-seeing.

When, by the 1920s, Yellowstone's wolves were finally gone, an explosion in elk population quickly damaged Yellowstone's delicate eco-system of willow beds, forests and meadows.

Forests are common in the mountain and mountain-and-steppe zones: Larix, Betula and aspen in mountain forests; poplar (Populus) and willow (Salix) in riparian forests.

A vast shoreline forest of willow trees is being chopped down and dredged out in Kashmir Valley to help restore water levels, fish stocks and wildlife in one of Asia's largest bodies of freshwater.

This stretch of the trail follows an old mass path through a woodland of many native Irish tree species, including oak, rowan, silver birch and willow, carpeted with a forest floor of bilberry, bluebell and hard fern.

Wood grouse, hare and willow ptarmigan come from the forest, the Arctic Sea provides monster-sized crabs and, from the rivers and lakes, there are salmon, perch and pike.