The 2000 - 2003 drought in the American southwest triggered a widespread die - off of
forests around the region.
Not exact matches
The joint initiative, called the Rainforest Alliance - Olam Partnership for Livelihoods & Landscapes in Western Ghana, aims to conserve the cocoa
forest landscape and sustain the agricultural livelihoods of communities around the Sui River, Suhuma, Tano Ehuro and Santomang Forest Reserves — a region where forests are particularly threatened by cooca produ
forest landscape and sustain the agricultural livelihoods of communities
around the Sui River, Suhuma, Tano Ehuro and Santomang
Forest Reserves — a region where forests are particularly threatened by cooca produ
Forest Reserves — a
region where
forests are particularly threatened by cooca production.
Today, that is down to
around a third, although in more western and coastal
regions, including the UK and Republic of Ireland, the decline has been far greater with
forest coverage in some areas dropping below 10 %.
In another paper, members of Villmoare's team suggest that
around 2.8 million years ago, climate change transformed
forests in the Afar
region into grasslands.
Around the buildings lay the dry, deciduous forest of the Ankarafantsika Reserve Complex, and around the complex lay the fields and paddies of the second largest rice - growing region in the co
Around the buildings lay the dry, deciduous
forest of the Ankarafantsika Reserve Complex, and
around the complex lay the fields and paddies of the second largest rice - growing region in the co
around the complex lay the fields and paddies of the second largest rice - growing
region in the country.
Deforestation peaked between 1830 and 1880, affecting
around 80 percent of the
region's
forests.
The area is abundant with birdlife, and you may even spot a Samango monkey if you're lucky, running
around in the mystical
forest as they are indigenous to the
region.
de is a German travel and photo blog where Michael Mantke writes about his travels all over the world, as well as tours and short trips in the
region around the Black
Forest.
Premium wines, vineyards, spectacular surfing and beach coastline, pristine ocean vistas, contrasting countryside and
forests combine to attract visitors from
around the world to the superb
region.
We crossed the big karri
forest during the second part of our road trip
around the South of Western Australia, as we left the Margaret River
region to reach the Denmark / Albany area.
Option Two — Travel inland to the Great Ocean Road hinterland, a
region of contrasts from lush temperate
forests to massive volcanic plains, soaring cliffs, rugged mountains giving way to rolling hills with pine plantations, wide expanses of farmland
around ancient landmarks from blunted caps of extinct volcanoes to floating islands and massive lakes.
Beneath the towering karri
forests around Western Australia's Margaret River
region lie more than 150 caves.
If you are living in the Asia - Pacific
region, Bali is a great getaway destination: It's close enough for a shorter trip, there is a lot to do, from party - beaches to quiet, romantic beaches and the peaceful
forests and rice paddies
around Ubud to the many historic temples all over the island.
In this fourth game, the action shifts to Italy, and Karl has to work in
around fishing villages, mountain and
forests regions, even bigger towns and cities as he pulls off mission objectives that aren't always about assassinating the highest - ranking Nazi on the board.
In his series of autumnal landscape portraits, Czech Photographer Janek Sedlář wanders
around his home
region of Moravia and the White Carpathians nature reserve to capture these enchanting images of
forests.
We've seen similar effects
around the world: certified pulp and paper producers in Brazil that protect their native
forests while providing livelihoods, certified concessions in the Petén
region of Guatemala where sustainable forestry not only raises incomes but prevents deforestation 20 times better than government
forest preserves, and thousands of other examples.
Meanwhile, some
regions around the world have seen the return of
forests and grasslands, as rising agricultural productivity and the transition from biomass to modern forms of energy have reduced or eliminated the need of marginal farmland and
forests for food and energy.
Looking at charcoal fragments from 14 deep lakes in the
region, scientists were able to reconstruct the fire history of this particular
forest, which covers
around 2,000 square kilometers.
The resulting map has the potential to inform scientists about the structure of
forest ecosystems in different
regions, and it can be used to improve predictions about carbon storage and biodiversity
around the world.
The frequency and intensity of
forest fires in the
region have been increasing along with rising temperatures.5, 7,13 An average of
around 9.9 million acres (4 million hectares) of boreal
forest burned annually in Russia from 1975 to 2005 — and that rate more than doubled in the 1990s.15 One of West Siberia's largest
forest fires on record occurred in 2003, claiming some 47 million acres (20 million hectares) of land7, 15 and emitting heat - trapping emissions equal to the total cuts in emissions the European Union pledged under the Kyoto Protocol.2, 7,16 Higher temperatures and thawing permafrost are probably contributing to the rising frequency and severity of
forest fires in West Siberia.5, 7,14
Concerning the possibility of multiple dry months for peat
forest regions on Sumatra and Borneo what is most noteworthy is a lingering El Niño state cold water SST anomaly
around these two Indonesian isles (as can be seen below):
«If market forces can align
around a shared understanding of the real issues facing
forests in a
region, the potential for positive impact is immense,» said Nina Goodrich, Executive Director of GreenBlue.
After years of raising awareness about the importance of preserving the planet's
forests, the last decade saw an overall drop in the rate of
forest loss
around the globe — though some
regions of the world are still clearing
forests
These data are also useful in the study of unusual weather phenomena such as El Niño, the long - term effects of deforestation on our rain
forests, and changes in the sea - ice masses
around the polar
regions.
To start,
Forest City has an urban footprint in major metropolitan
regions around the country: «These are seen as the highest growth markets in the U.S., and young people and millennials look to metro areas as live - work - play environments,» he notes.