Forests in a sentence

Enhancing Forests and Urban Forests: The DEP also will focus on projects that restore and improve the health of forests, including urban and community forests.

He said in Uganda, the focus will be on restoring degraded forests, growing new forests, and protecting the remaining natural forests through a broad range of measures.

Although locals are clearing out portions of the forests in the Himalayas, there is still a large amount of greenery ranging from the tropical forests to the Alpine forests.

At higher elevations, to convert, are found temperate broadleaf forests: eastern Himalayan broadleaf forests to the east of the Gandaki River and western Himalayan broadleaf forests to the west.

But we believe that we can find a balanced solution because, guest what, in one country alone in Africa – forests, 300 million hectares of forests.

It is these older forests that will help us prevent future forest fires and will do the most to reduce climate change, and its these forests that we need to protect at all costs.

The evidence suggests that in terms of forests the emphasis is now less on keeping standing forests intact and more on reforestation.

The FSC defended the move as allowing it to play a role in restoring forests, with companies required to attempt to remediate forests they played a role in destroying between 1994 to 2020.

We need to work to secure our interests, our rights, our forests, our water,” said Roma Malik of the All India Union of Forests’ Working People.

Claiming that the bomber involved in the Rameshwaram cafe blast case was trained in Krishnagiri forests, the BJP leader said, "FYI, the Rameshwaram bomber was trained in Krishnagiri forests under your nose.

Conserving old-growth forests, he added, will involve a combination of passive management tools, allowing forests to mature with minimal intervention, and active management, such as prescribed fire, treating exotic plants or timber thinning.

These findings provide valuable insights for promoting natural regeneration of Korean pine forests and improving the health of these ecologically important forests.

The snag forests that result from such blazes are critical to numerous plants and animals who live in mortal fear of green forests.

Research and regulations tend to focus on a contrast between pristine forests and permanent deforestation, but in between these extremes lie degraded and regenerating forests.

The over-exploitation of our forests changed the status of timber and strict controls were imposed on felling in forests.

The paper published in Environmental Research Letters adds that the rate of carbon capture was more stable across years in forests than in plantations, and carbon capture by forests was more resilient to drought.

They estimate that as much as 6 gigatonnes of CO2 per year could be sequestered by forests by 2055, but only if forestry managers are incentivised to keep carbon in their forests.

While in Antarctica, the famous Andes, the deserts and the forests of Amazon, they came across mountains that have lost their glaciers, and became more aware of disappearing forests and forage, reduced numbers of wildlife and drying lakes.

According to him, many people were impatient to wait for the 40-year conservative cycle where forests were allowed to regenerate themselves, but continue to harvest timber from such forests, thereby destroying them.

At that time, the bear population was estimated to be only a few dozen animals who managed to find refuge from hunters probably in the forests of Alutaguse, as well as in the forests of south-western Estonia.