Примеры uplands

• In the case of publicly-owned uplands, this was carried out by private firms who were conceded exploitation rights by the state or local authorities.

• In the 15 plots of 0.1 ha established in the well-drained uplands, 81 families, 310 genera and 1124 species were found.

• This resulted in a reallocation of time away from forest clearing and hillside farming in the uplands, thereby reducing rates of deforestation.

• By perpetuating poverty in rural areas they encouraged population movement to crowded cities and to ecologically fragile uplands.

• Individual transects were distributed in space within each site sampling across several uplands in deciduous forest, while in riparian forest transects were across different streams.

• Locally rare species (with only one individual in a plot) occurred mostly in well-drained uplands.

• Thirteen species occurred in only one plot (9 in the riparian zone and 4 in the uplands).

• These included growing the cereal as a rain-fed crop on uplands, in inland swamps, and along river floodplains.

• Migration studies up until this time had focused on rural-urban migration or rural-rural migration other than to the forested parts of the uplands.

• The cause of the damage (to tourism and fisheries) was logging in the uplands.

• By implication, agricultural price policies affecting both prices and price variation have been influential in shaping environmental change in the uplands.

• Although some initial employment gains have been reversed, wage-induced increases in agricultural productivity in the uplands have reduced forest pressure.

• Part 2 examines the impacts of employment of upland farmers on patterns of resource allocation in the uplands.

• In the well-drained uplands, the spatial configuration of the plots is more important than soils in explaining species patterns.

• Negative effects may lead to forest clearance and land degradation in the uplands.