He said that a major forest regeneration would occur if the herd were reduced to between 500 and 700 animals.

Work then began on removing the former structures and forest regeneration began in certain areas.

This technique allows for forest regeneration to occur between and after the selective harvest cycles.

A study on the beech trees and forest regeneration patterns in the park was published in 1992.

When deer numbers are high, browsing pressures can impact forest regeneration and plant species composition.

Unfortunately, rapid forest regeneration makes such man-made habitats unsuitable over a few years.

C. integerrimus is an important part of forest regeneration after wildfires by providing nitrogen.

This species poses a serious threat not only to the diversity of the ecosystems which they invade but also to forest regeneration itself.

Industrial foresters plan forest regeneration starting with careful harvesting.

Those caches not retrieved by time snow melts contribute to forest regeneration.

Canadian provinces have policies limiting cuts, requiring forest regeneration and safeguarding the environment.

Unavoidable emissions would be offset, primarily through indigenous forest regeneration projects on conservation land.

Enjoy guided forest walks, learn about local agriculture and witness forest regeneration in progress.

Many studies have been conducted within the park to assess the factors influencing forest regeneration and forest management techniques.

Such differences are sufficiently large that they could influence the intensity and outcome of competitive interactions during forest regeneration."

Notching prevents germination, which can hinder natural forest regeneration.

Further, traditional agricultural practices allowed for forest regeneration and not the stripping of forest cover, which is a current commercial logging practice.

Their seed distribution is important to forest regeneration, and genetic variability and survival of endangered plant species.

It passes through different stages of forest regeneration, past bluebird houses and the remnants of a spring house.

The present definition of 'carbon sink' in forest is inappropriate for the European practice of forest regeneration.

Such plantations are established to foster native species and promote forest regeneration on degraded lands as a tool of environmental restoration.

Part of the forest regeneration project is financed by the phosphate mining company as part of their lease agreement.

Forest regeneration is the act of renewing tree cover by establishing young trees, generally promptly after the previous stand or forest has been removed.

Malagasy farmers continue to use fire to clear out agricultural land and pasture for livestock, promoting grass growth while inhibiting forest regeneration.

Regeneration Possibilities Research here has confirmed a popular perception: the lighter the land use, the faster the rain forest regeneration.