reafforestation

It was the subject of a Reafforestation Act in 1667.

This reafforestation programme was given a very positive reception.

Moreover, providing funds for prevention reduces by as much the considerable cost of reafforestation.

Extensive reafforestation was carried out after the war.

Here special attention will also have to be given to reafforestation, for instance, since deforestation evidently made the effects of the hurricane even worse.

South Korea's reafforestation and erosion control programme is one of the few that has enjoyed considerable success.

Some local development efforts, carried on with the support of local cooperatives, work towards reafforestation activities.

China's leaders similarly promoted reafforestation in recent decades and banned logging of native forests in 1998.

Such was the Dean Forest (Reafforestation) Act of 1667.

Climate change can be mitigated by sequestering carbon in reafforestation schemes, plantations and timber products.

Reafforestation.

The activities range from animal protection and environmental education in Germany to reafforestation programmes in Africa.

Reafforestation was progressing slowly, the ecological regeneration teams had to build protective shields around their plantations.

Article 3(3) suggests that afforestation and reafforestation measures could be taken into account in order not to reduce our quota of emissions.

Since 1990, China has com-batted desertification on 15,000 square miles of land by reafforestation and fixation of sand dunes.

It is unacceptable, for example, that governments should approve extensive deforestation programmes while, on the other hand, reafforestation is the responsibility of local initiatives.

Planning, extension and training skills, with experience in reafforestation, agro- and community forestry, fodder crops.

This species, naturally adapted to conditions in Thailand, is used in reafforestation at certain denuded or environmentally degraded areas of the country.

Reafforestation with genera like Acacia and Prosopis.

If one of his companions had suddenly been revealed as an expert on reafforestation, Sanskrit, or bimetallism, Gibson would now have taken it in his stride.

Because of its high salt tolerance and relative drought tolerance, the tree is sometimes planted as a pioneer species in reafforestation projects in its native habitat.

The long-term development plans also deal with the reafforestation of catchment area to reduce erosion movement and movement of silt and to regulate grazing by livestock.

In Chile, the government has implemented for decades a reafforestation programme stabilising the soil and, as a result, creating a better environment, which is obviously very helpful for people.

It should also be added that the regional development and operational programmes adopted for Greece for 1994-1999 also provide for forestry protection measures and reafforestation measures.

The Bank has declared its intention to restrict itself to reafforestation projects, bringing degraded land back into production, developing secondary forests and financing the policing of ancient forests.