Afforestation in a sentence

In response to afforestation in the 1930s, including on the lower slopes in Glenmore, conservationists called for the creation of reserves to protect old forest, including one for Glenmore in the Queen’s Forest, as it was then known.

Over 190 youths from Traditional Authority (T/A) Kuntaja and Chigaru in Blantyre have undergone training in afforestation and waste management in the district as part of efforts to deal with environmental degradation.

This can be achieved through sustainable land use practices, proper management of natural resources, afforestation, reforestation, and the implementation of laws and policies that protect the environment.

The union minister said that as there was a need to cut some trees to construct the radar centre, and that Rs 130 crore was deposited with the forest department by the defence ministry for compensatory afforestation.

Can compensatory afforestation on the Yamuna floodplain in Delhi affect its structure and composition?

Similarly, Ethiopia has to proceed getting involved in a nationwide afforestation campaign for the coming years as it will make most of the barren lands and deforested areas green and create renewable resources as well.

Further, the report says the environment ministry’s website on plantations, e-greenwatch, showed that 2,479 compensatory afforestation projects had been under way in 10 states.

In their plea, the petitioners have asked the High Court to pass an order to revert the land to its original condition, and carry out afforestation again.

The MP said a number of mechanised boreholes for about seven communities have been provided while others were under construction as the afforestation programme and the ‘One District One Factory’ were also ongoing.

The spokesperson for the Concerned Youth in Afforestation, Bernard Attoh stated that they have been promised by the Forestry Commission to receive all outstanding arrears before the end of the year.

But I want to draw attention to the issue of afforestation.

Hence, afforestation and reforestation efforts need to be exerted, particularly around mountainous areas.

Over a century has passed since one of Canberra’s most prominent visionaries got to work with the afforestation of this once empty sheep station.

Acacia tortilis has proved to be the most promising species for desert afforestation and the jojoba is another promising species of economic value found suitable for planting in these areas.

Afforestation contributes 13% to reforestation, and is conducted for compensation following a clearance or to provide protection against natural hazards in the mountainous areas (avalanches, landslides).

Ministry of Food & Agriculture booklet (1965)—soil conservation in the Rajasthan Desert—Work of the Desert Afforestation Research station, Jodhpur.

Supporting documentation instructs all units to report population statistics to the local afforestation committees as the basis for workload allocation.