Nate Some of the northern forested areas of the Midwest were often settled by Scandinavians, perhaps in part because the cold and forested terrain was reminiscent of their homeland.
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The US has about 30 percent less forested land than it did in 1630, and many of the current forested areas are filled with younger trees, which are far less diverse.
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The film opens on a forested area with distant gunshots.
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A tick's happy place is in a humid, forested area.
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The biggest reason is expansion of agriculture into forested areas.
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There are also some forested areas and a seasonal brook.
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The building's roof was forested with aerials and satellite dishes.
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The incident occurred in the remote and forested northwestern Keran sector.
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In Tomahawk, in the forested north, tourist sites do brisk trade.
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Some 70 percent of forested lands in Mexico are communally owned.
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But the forested hills stretched as far as he could see.
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The stunning monastery of Haghartsin is nestled on a forested mountain.
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Likely omnivorous, Ambopteryx lived an arboreal lifestyle in a forested environment.
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The remaining forested land is owned by private entities, including timber companies.
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This will make it possible to deploy them in trackless forested areas.
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Bolivia's portion of the Amazon, while not as extensive, remains heavily forested.
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In 1990 28% of Spain was forested; now the proportion is 37%.
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There are the sheer cliffs and forested highlands of the Aquarius Plateau.
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The remaining 292 acres consist mostly of lawns, fields, and forested areas.
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It's rural, mountainous, and forested—pretty much the opposite of Cape Cod.
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They roll over roads through forested hills, along highways clogged with trucks.
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As she zipped down a forested stretch of Skyline Boulevard on Sept.
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The damp, forested Pacific Northwest setting puts us in the "Twilight" zone.
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Oh, my childhood playing with friends in then-forested Bayside was idyllic.
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Rain hampered dozens of rescuers as they combed the muddy and forested area.
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Roughly 1% of that country was forested when it became independent in 1922.
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Meanwhile, an abandoned trolley bus sits in the middle of a forested area.
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Outdoor space: Several of the 23.46 acres are landscaped; the rest are forested.
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The spacious, forested Mount Tabor was the perfect spot for my stoned outing.
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He and his wife, Penny, acquired forested acres in Greenwich in the 1990s.
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But after 1900, coyotes started moving out, in all directions, into forested habitats.
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"We reckon that about 0003 years ago, this was all originally forested," Johnny explains.
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Just since 1990, the world has lost 1.3 million square kilometers of forested area.
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Germans sprayed them with shells and machine-gun fire from a densely forested hill.
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Coulombe and MacLean own more than 100 acres of forested land on Breton Island.
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Some 217,0003 workers were evacuated in the heavily forested northern part of the province.
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Nearly as soon as you head west from Nevada, though, the landscape becomes forested.
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But forested areas, and ones in dry or drought-like conditions, are more susceptible.
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Amazon is the largest forested area in the world, one of the most biodiverse
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But here, high and deep in Corsica's forested interior, the golden hour is blue.
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State Foresters are responsible for wildfire protection on two-thirds of America's forested lands.
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From their two rear decks, they look onto redwood-forested peaks and soaring raptors.
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There are cycling trails, forested areas, restaurants, a trampoline park, volleyball courts and beaches.
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We agree, collaboration is key if restoration is to happen across a forested landscape.
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The landscape was thickly forested, with Chinese-looking crags and knolls scarved in fog.
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There rises Mount Sutro, an 80-acre hill forested by blue gum eucalyptus trees.
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Officials say an unknown number of homes located in the forested hills have burned down.
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We're building more in areas that border forested lands where fires are commonplace, for example.
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Before skyscrapers and suburbs popped up, our ancestors resided in forested regions full of greenery.
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Canada has vast forested acreage, most of it provincially managed "crown" land rather than private.
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A further two cases came from remote forested areas not linked to the current outbreak.
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Clay's shoot is taking place on the forested grounds of a farm in New Jersey.
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And in many areas of the heavily forested nation, elephants are standing in the way.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of forested acres in the Bronx.
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China and India, notably, have made concerted efforts to increase their amount of forested land.
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They have large forested areas and private beaches, offering stunning views of the surrounding waters.
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That same year, in a small forested town in Oregon, Kelsey Cascadia Juliana was born.
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Once densely forested mountainsides have been shaved haphazardly, as if buzzed by a giant electric razor.
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Most now live in flimsy, bamboo-and-plastic structures perched on what were once forested hills.
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Researchers have discovered live specimens of an extremely rare ant living in Singapore's forested Mandai area.
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Many vanilla vines grow on forested slopes and often lie several days walk from paved road.
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Like the rest of the map, it is surrounded by snowy ground and lightly forested hills.
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Most "forested" areas, even in rural spaces, are like checkerboards, divided by roads, fields and fences.
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The porch at Las Cruces opens to a wide expanse of mountains alternately cleared and forested.
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Walking with a gun in a heavily forested area one third of the size of Manhattan
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Forested area in the United States is growing, as is the number of trees per acre.
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He says delays are owing to problems registering millions of voters across the vast, forested country.
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Police officers found her body in a forested area on the city's western outskirts on Sunday.
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If you take away the soil in a forested area you won't get the forest back.
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Today, Meiji Jingu is a forested refuge just steps away from Tokyo's hipster shopping district Harajuku.
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Where Dineobellator thrived on plains, tyrannosaurs were probably ambush predators that kept close to forested areas.
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Today, Meiji Jingu is a forested refuge just steps from the hipster Tokyo shopping district Harajuku.
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In the "Star Wars" galaxy, we discover the lush forested moons of Yavin 4 and Endor.
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Fires in Colorado's forested areas have historically been common, and many homeowners have accepted this reality.
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The attack took place in a remote forested area that is a traditional Maoist rebel stronghold.
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These 1.2 million acres of forested land cover six Utan counties, but mostly San Juan County.
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The heavily forested country is about the size of California but with one-fourth the people.
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Surrounding the garden at Chatsworth is the Park, nearly a thousand acres of grasslands and forested ridges.
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IN THE early 1900s, an average forested acre in California supported fewer than 50 or so trees.
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BuzzFeed News reporters visited the company's Whitefish, Montana, headquarters, finding a small cabin in a forested area.
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The morning turns to early afternoon, blue, cottony, flat-bottomed clouds towing shadows across the forested slopes.
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As a share of its forested area, Queensland is mowing down trees twice as fast as Brazil.
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Flood waters appear in blue and black; forested areas are green; fields without vegetation are in brown.
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California requires investor-owned utilities to buy biomass power from dead trees in high-hazard forested zones.
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Oregon truffles can only be found in the roots of Douglas firs in constantly wet, forested areas.
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The country is extraordinarily diverse, with 70 languages spoken across a swathe of often thickly forested islands.
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The area around Uri is hilly, heavily forested and crisscrossed by the Jhelum River and many streams.
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In one color or another, bears range from Alaska down through much of the forested United States.
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Today a desert, it was, many millions of years ago, a forested swamp teeming with early primates.
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It aims to turn around deforestation and increase the province's forested area by at least 2 percent.
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The hilly, heavily forested Oak Hill section appeals to families looking for newer homes on sizable lots.
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The heavily forested state of Meghalaya has substantial reserves of minerals such as coal, limestone and uranium.
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"Dracula" had us all delightfully frightened as we drove through the dark forested hills of North Carolina.
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The district covers a majority of the state's land area, much of it rural and densely forested.
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The airstrike took place in a heavily forested area that is claimed by both Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
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This area included all remaining adult spruce and about half of all forested land in the country.
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We are exploring the grounds of her home in Sumirago, in the forested hills north of Milan.
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Fire crews worked through the night in the forested hills of the Ojai Valley amid gusty winds.
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Stepping inside, the restaurant's walls are paneled with warmly toned wood that feels like a forested hug.
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People are living increasingly close to forested areas, increasing the likelihood of ignition and more extensive damage.
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Moon has pledged to turn at least some of the forested Blue House grounds into a public park.
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Congo has experienced 10 outbreaks of Ebola since it was discovered in the country's forested north in 1976.
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Iqbal said residents informed police on Saturday that a woman&aposs body was lying in a forested area.
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Because it includes the forested ridges of Mount George, the family could dig 18 stories into the hill.
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Tourists will no longer need to take the winding, forested road on which San José del Pacifico sits.
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Forestry researchers said Widodo should back this idea and expand its scope to include re-grown forested areas.
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The Kincade blaze, which started Wednesday, has been fueled by the steep topography of the densely forested area.
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Morrison warned of "extreme fire behavior" in the following days as the blaze pushes into heavily forested areas.
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A key concern of Nuveen stakeholders is that farmland investment may come at the expense of forested areas.
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Searches so far have focused on forested parts of Africa, the home of a number of possible reservoirs.
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"Lozère is one of the most forested departments in France; we should use the biomass," says the politician.
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The forested areas are largely owned by the Forestry Commission with an increasing concern for diversity and wildlife.
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Authorities say that at least 30 people died along the densely forested roadway as they tried to escape.
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The forested county just north of San Francisco feels a world removed from the NFL Draft's chaotic machinations.
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Spindly skeletons are all that remain of the trees that once forested this area in Tambopata National Reserve.
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The island is prime snake real estate, with a boulder field, forested habitat and exposed bedrock for basking.
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The village, with its forested hills and alpine air, served as the sisters' vacation spot and retirement home.
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The area is hilly and heavily forested, and the conditions on Tuesday were foggy and very cold, Brig.
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Atrociraptor mashalli, in contrast, was a wetlands creature that foraged in the forested swamps of Cretaceous era Alberta.
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This is, I suspect, because they are often confused with swamps, which are similarly dank but thickly forested.
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The thickly forested setting is gorgeous, once you look past the armed militia encampments pitched in the woods.
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More than 60 people were killed when the wildfires whipped and whirled through the once densely forested countryside.
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In Thailand, they were packed into trucks and marched to camps in the forested mountains of Songkhla Province.
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If villages are economically empowered, regeneration of forested landscapes can be led from the grassroots without causing upheaval.
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The painting depicts a crowd of people turned toward a forested landscape, loomed over by a heavy sky.
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Police said that the incident happened in a forested, hilly area near the border with Bosnia late on Wednesday.
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In terms of area, it is the fourth most forested country in the EU, after Sweden, Finland and Spain.
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The archipelagos' heavily forested coves and inlets provide excellent cover for any fast vessel looking to escape closer scrutiny.
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The road is well paved; irrigation ditches and polytunnels criss-cross commercial farmland; electricity lines leap over forested hills.
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The Alberta government banned all open fires except in designated camping sites in forested areas due to the threat.
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But it is areas that are still forested that account for most of the fall in the orangutan population.
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There&aposs no independent confirmation of the incident, which occurred in the remote, mountainous and forested northwestern Tangdhar sector.
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Two thousand forested feet above Albuquerque, the relatively remote spot was once a hidey-hole for the Manhattan Project.
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Drivers in forested areas should always be on alert for deer, but apparently runners need to watch out too.
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Some of the journey was on rutted dirt roads, up and down forested mountainsides in a cloud of dust.
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Much of High Park is forested, providing plenty of cover for the two escapees, both about 6 months old.
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This year, they injected a modern twist: a discussion about the threat of mining on their densely forested landscape.
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He leads regular classes and excursions into Los Angeles's forested areas in search of edible plants, mushrooms and flowers.
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Guam, a heavily forested island, might be the likeliest option, though its distance from China might count against it.
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About a half-dozen years ago, Boten was a casino boomtown, a pinprick of neon amid thickly forested hills.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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The population of about 4,523 live among rolling fields and forested hills laced with winding roads, many deliberately unpaved.
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Logging and road construction in forested regions increase human exposure to wildlife and the infectious pathogens they may harbor.
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The district, which covers the sparsely populated and heavily forested majority of Maine's landmass, was a target for Democrats.
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It's in the heart of Smaland, a forested province whose people are known in Sweden for thrift and ingenuity.
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In some areas, conservationists may need to build large forested bridges over highways to allow species to pass through.
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The townwide Hackett Hill Park is on 45 acres of open and forested land, with a summer adventure camp.
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Residents appreciate the forested hills, compact homes and soothing cul-de-sacs of this small Westchester community (population 3,400).
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In another, Putin and FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov stand in a forest clearing against a backdrop of forested mountains.
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But the clean-up extends to only 20 metres around each house, and most of the village is forested mountains.
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They have been pitted against logging and palm oil companies keen to tap the forested areas in which they live.
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I think she lived alone, perhaps high up on a forested hillside — at least that is how I imagine her.
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Patterson drove Jayme to his cabin two counties to the north, near the remote and heavily forested town of Gordon.
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This creature's natural habitat is in forested or mountainous regions, but they have no problem residing in more urban developments.
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Satellite images from before and after the storm show wrecked houses, debris scattered everywhere and previously forested areas laid bare.
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Centuries of hunting and human development that encroached on forested land have left the species exceedingly rare in New England.
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The location was a private landholding with two lakes as well as "sheltered glades, sculpted gardens, and forested walking trails."
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We could see the Treska River and forested, misty ravines, as well as spiked ridges, like blades of a knife.
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Despite being a small island that is not densely forested, Sicily employs around 23,000 full-time and auxiliary forest rangers.
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It's possible—this area was indeed forested during the Cretaceous era, (145 million years ago to 65 million years ago).
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There's a breathtaking view over slopes forested with pine and eucalyptus trees, with maize plants squeezed into every available space.
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The study also examined "browning", a process that's impacting forested areas of Canada, which are becoming less healthy over time.
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People have survived the past week by searching for food in fields and orchards and scavenging in the forested hills.
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But even if it had begun there, California only controls a tiny portion of its own forested land — 3 percent.
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Instead, they inhabit forested areas that are somewhat protected (for example, people are not supposed to build villages inside them).
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The views from the kitchen and dining area look out from the elevated side of the property to forested hillsides.
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The densely forested Hida region in Gifu Prefecture of Japan is home to wood crafting traditions dating back 1,300 years.
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Kately was discovered in a forested area near Wilmington, Delaware on Tuesday, the U.S. Marshals Service said, according to CNN.
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The moss-laden walls make the castle blend into its forested background so the majestic fortress becomes difficult to see.
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While easily traversable deserts define Iraq's terrain, Iran is characterized as defined by mountains, the steppe, and even forested areas.
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Globally, total farmland decreased by 60 million acres between 2004 and 85033, while forested area increased by 19 million acres.
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He also praised the rowing venue, which is surrounded by forested mountains, including Corcovado and its Christ the Redeemer statue.
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The otherworldly air is enhanced by the numerous palaces, villas, mansions, churches, and castles ensconced in the forested mountain peaks.
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Extremist groups have found refuge in forested areas along the poorly defended border areas of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.
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A growing number of the inhabitants of this forested, sparsely populated land subscribe to the nature-loving precepts of neo-paganism.
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Firefighters have not been able to dig any containment lines around the blaze, which is burning in a heavily forested area.
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The permits typically listed legal sites—but ones that often were remote, or sparsely forested, and thus wouldn't yield big profits.
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They maintain a wildlife rescue, rehabilitate forested areas and conduct studies and projects that help preserve the region's rich natural treasures.
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A 2017 report by European Commission's Joint Research Centre found that almost 65 percent of Lebanese fires occurred in forested areas.
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But it lingers mainly in the mountains that run inland along forested ridges, like a scene from a Chinese scroll painting.
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A FORESTED village in Jharkhand state, eastern India, Narotoli is home mainly to adherents of Sarna, a nature-worshipping tribal religion.
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He was posted in Claro, in the Swiss canton of Ticino, among the forested mountains near the frontier with Mussolin's Italy.
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After sparking on November 8, the newly-born blaze raced with rapid, potentially unprecedented speed toward the forested community of 26,000.
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He co-produced the entire project out of his ranch-style house — modest by celebrity standards — in a forested Nashville neighborhood.
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But the United Nations Green Climate Fund and forested countries and donors should embrace that challenge and fill the funding gap.
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The Ketchikan Volunteer Rescue Squad is searching the shoreline and forested areas near the crash site, according to the Coast Guard.
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Over one seventh of the area under cultivation in Guatemala is in Alta Verapaz, the remote, forested region where Raxruha lies.
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She told the doctors she worked at nearby Meramec State Park, tending to its miles of trails through forested river bluffs.
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The location: Gothenburg's Lindholmen Science Park, a cluster of high-tech engineering talent and equipment nestled in a picturesque forested landscape.
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Diluvicursor roamed a forested broad rift valley floodplain between Australia and Antarctica, which remained connected until about 45 million years ago.
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Authorities said there were 28.9441 registered wildfires burning on Thursday, affecting more than 20,000 hectares across the heavily forested Nordic country.
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My father often took us for long drives around the city and lingering, tree-covered walks through our favorite forested park.
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Players can choose one of three surreal locales as a canvas: an idyllic island, a minimalist chess board, or forested campsite.
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More heavily forested areas in the South leads to more trees being toppled by storms or turned into projectiles as well.
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Thick white columns of smoke poured from the forested hillside above the vineyards as the fire crept down into the valley.
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The acrid odor of fire is always cause for alarm in the mysteries C. J. Box sets in heavily forested Wyoming.
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This forested area of southern Ecuador, about 9943 miles from the Pacific Coast, is more than 2994,2748 feet above sea level.
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This allowed them to map a midden without excavating in just two or three days (longer for forested or brushy sites).
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"Worryingly, however, the largest number of orangutans were lost from areas that remained forested during the study period," a researcher said.
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The outbreak was reported in a densely forested part of Bas-Uele Province, near the border with the Central African Republic.
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One day in 23, Frank Rheindt was wandering up a forested mountainside on an Indonesian island when the skies opened up.
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And the Manhattanville College campus, with its stone buildings, forested patches and birdsong, was emptied of students and filled with peace.
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Traffickers also exploit Guinea-Bissau's unpoliced waters and maze of picturesque forested islands to ship South American cocaine destined for Europe.
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"Most of the world is forested, but the energetic constraints of a leafy diet seem to prevent adaptive radiation," Pauli added.
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It hulks, like a pale wooden cruise ship in dry dock, atop a forested hill in northwestern Kentucky, somewhere near Lake Kincaid.
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Nowhere is the fiery new normal more obvious than in Alaska, which is largely forested and warming at twice the global rate.
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Exploiting the terms of the Homestead Act of 1862, corrupt speculators were using dummy settlers to acquire rich tracts of forested land.
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The 36-second clip posted on YouTube starts out pretty normal — almost serene — featuring two buddies riding through a green forested area.
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The New Zealand decision was not without precedent; three years ago, the country declared Te Urewera, a forested national park, a person.
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An Arizona man was arrested on suspicion of murdering his live-in girlfriend, whose body was discovered decomposing in a forested area.
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In particular, conditions over large swaths of the state, notably forested Northern California, are seeing seasonal records or near-records for dryness.
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Meantime, the state forestry association wants to change rules and regulations to make it easier for private industry to thin forested land.
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In Brown's version of events, the officers drove him to Detroit's heavily forested, nearly 19893-acre Palmer Park and beat him savagely.
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Rain could hit the afternoon session after thunderstorms lashed the circuit, set against a backdrop of the forested Styrian mountains, on Thursday.
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It's a heavily forested area covered in sandy, acidic, nutrient-poor soil that is well suited for cranberries, orchids, and carnivorous plants.
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It has left entire neighborhoods in ashes and also destroyed vegetation and trees in some forested areas that haven't burned in decades.
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Before the fires broke out this year, Bolsonaro spoke about shutting down the organization, because he wanted forested regions to be developed.
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Early on Wednesday morning, Hadrava flew his usual path through the forested, hilly foothills of the Sumava mountains for his 6 a.m.
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The conveyor belt, "the dorsal spine of S11D," was built so the processing plant could be built in a non-forested area.
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The snow-covered, forested landscape of the convent is photographed to suggest an ominous frontier that offers no refuge from marauding outsiders.
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It's partly that this type of land is less treasured than the green, forested places that attract hikers, campers and nature lovers.
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Since January, the Brazilian Amazon has seen a 21996 percent surge in lost forested area compared to the same period last year.
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The simple building in a forested park had a nice selection of books, a cafe at its center and a small patio.
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She roamed a forested area of about 60 square miles just on the edge of busy farmland near the town of Pandharkawada.
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After walking around the Pond to the forested nature sanctuary, Mr. Barrett climbed around trees and over branches to reach the shore.
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Officials said the community was located on a densely forested peninsula in western Panama, between the Caribbean Sea and the Chiriquí Lagoon.
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The Vayu drone, which can fly long distances but descend and rise like a helicopter, was ideal for work in forested terrain.
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"Historically, black bears were widely distributed in the forested areas of North America, including Mexico," the FWS wrote in the Federal Register.
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Puna, the magnificently forested region of Hawaii's Big Island, is where some of the Kilauea volcano's most intense eruptions are taking place.
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Orangutans are also often forced to pass plantations to move between forested areas and are regularly killed by humans as they do.
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Some firms sell off-grid homes in the mountainous, forested region; others train people to set up their own food-producing fortress-homesteads.
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The forested heart of his youth has been burned away, replaced by a million grey roads, all lined with statues of Tim Duncan.
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Elephants in the Indian Ocean nation find their habitat threatened and migratory routes disrupted as more forested areas are cleared for development projects.
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Bolivia has more aircraft and airstrips, in part because "air taxis" are used as transport in forested areas, such as the Beni department.
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Scientists suspect the virus may be able to jump from mosquitos prevalent in forested areas to a type that is common in cities.
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It would have extended by a year the deadline for landowners to comply with maintaining or replanting minimum forested areas on their properties.
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In America and Germany, people have been conditioned to see forested landscapes as sublime by painters like Caspar David Friedrich and Albert Bierstadt.
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An unknown number of homes — believed to number in the dozens, according to local reports — located in the forested hills have burned down.
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Gordon, the trade group's CEO, insists the industry isn't pushing for more clear-cutting of forested lands — a practice the Sierra Club opposes.
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Separately, over the past 15 years or so, similar partnerships have been formed in many cities to improve management of their forested watersheds.
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Credit...AI SpaceFactory/Plomp In a forested patch of Garrison, N.Y., on the Hudson River, a giant robotic arm looms over a platform.
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A growing population, spread out into forested regions largely uninhabited until recently, is placing people and nature more at risk of being burned.
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In general, development in forested areas that remove trees, which are the habitat for periodical cicadas, has drastically reduced their populations, he said.
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By the numbers: Over 28 years, Spain went from being 28% forested to 37%, while Greece and Italy grew from 26% to 32%.
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They rendezvoused at a cabin 21948 miles from the target, at Vemork, on the forested plateau called the Hardangervidda, a national park today.
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Outdoor space: The house is not visible from the road, but sits at the end of a winding driveway on 6.46 forested acres.
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But, living in Bath, one of Maine's most densely populated neighborhoods, our house was pinched between a busy road and a forested backyard.
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The trail winds through residential, industrial and forested areas in Cleveland all the way to Tuscarawas County, some 70 miles to the south.
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TANZANIA MALAWI ANGOLA Forested areas ZAMBIA Areas at risk of Ebola outbreaks SUDAN CHAD SOUTH SUDAN Ebola R. UGANDA Current outbreak DEM. REP.
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The 2000-year Oromia Forested Landscape Programme (OFLP), which is getting underway this year, is a community-centered program for sustainable forest management.
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FORESTS 'SUPER-CRITICAL' Turning forested land into fields or mining it for rock and sand removes the vegetation that holds the soil together.
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This means that farms that are mostly forested, as required by the law, are worth far less than farms that are mostly cleared.
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The instability has also made Guinea-Bissau a haven for drug traffickers, who exploit its unpoliced waters and maze of picturesque forested islands.
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Along the way, it was easy to see why the forested mountain was the tagimoucia's natural protector before the access road was built.
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The Scuderia gang had a tradition of Sunday trips to Angel Island, a forested state park in the middle of San Francisco Bay.
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The digitally printed paper is made in the USA, eco-friendly, water based and FSC-certified (meaning it's made from sustainably forested paper).
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I stick to the forested areas to avoid the crowds, and it's a gorgeous walk, so I don't mind missing out on the blossoms.
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Morrison, the fire manager, has said he expects the fire will continue to burn for "weeks and weeks" in heavily forested but unpopulated areas.
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They concluded that the new forested areas would soak up an astounding two-thirds of humanity's emissions in the atmosphere since the 19th century.
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These winds, combined with near-record dry conditions and heavily populated areas located near combustible hills and forested land are a recipe for disaster.
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I follow Felicité Raminisoa and her father, Romain Randiambololona, up a narrow track along the forested slopes of her family's farm in southern Madagascar.
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Even from early days, forested areas were replaced with farm fields and grazing areas - land that today remains more valuable than forest, he said.
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Ridgway strangled his victims and often left their bodies hidden in forested areas, so that he could return to have sex with the corpses.
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After years of legal fights challenging Riquelme&aposs claim, local farmers lost patience and invaded a forested corner of the 135-square-mile property.
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He represents a district with forested areas where October's wine country firestorms ripped through neighborhoods and destroyed thousands of homes and claimed 31 lives.
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Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak had an estimated 18 million hectares (44 million acres) of forested area in 2011, according to the WWF website.
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The first reported case dates back to December 2013, in Guéckédou, a forested area of Guinea near the border with Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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In any event, transporting larger quantities of wood over lengthening distances from increasingly remote forested areas to consuming cities was becoming a logistical problem.
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However, surveying the area for other possible entry points is slow and time-consuming, as the terrain is tough going -- mountainous and heavily forested.
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Community members now have been trying to conserve forested areas to ensure a consistent flow of water to springs and canals all year round.
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New ones are found by searching forested areas, collecting soil samples and bringing the samples back to the lab to be studied, Landvik says.
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Liberia's economy has quadrupled under Sirleaf's watch, but the forested country remains impoverished and many have no access to reliable drinking water and electricity.
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RATHEDAUNG, Myanmar — The security forces, with their geriatric rifles, formed a wary patrol, scanning the forested hills where members of an ethnic insurgency roam.
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More than 585,000 people live in the sprawling Kutupalong-Balukhali camp and in the surrounding forested areas, according to the United Nations' migration agency.
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There are miles of groomed trails that take cross-country skiers past the same sparkling, forested scenery that hosted the world's best Nordic skiers.
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That flora in turn will weaken and move less moisture through the air, resulting in less rainfall for the forested areas even further downwind.
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In a few places, like New England, the numbers have increased as forested land has retaken abandoned farmland: The wildlands have encroached on people.
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Some forested areas existed by the shore of the delta and the river that fed the lake, but it was basically a dry region.
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Ratko Mladic overran the enclave and ordered men and boys to walk across forested hills, pursuing, ambushing and systematically killing most of them. Mrs.
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Traffickers also exploit Guinea-Bissau's unpoliced waters and maze of forested islands as shipment points for cocaine en route from South America to Europe.
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As of early 2019, the group's surveillance systems covered a forested area of nearly 1,000 square miles, about twice the size of Los Angeles.
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He was deployed to his native village, in the Korengal, a narrow, cedar-forested valley that harbored one of the U.S. Army's remotest outposts.
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Geography is indeed destiny for Belarus, a flat and forested country of about 10 million that became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Powhatan County is only a 45-minute drive from Richmond but can feel much further away, with its forested fields and hawks circling overhead.
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I drove for three hours through tunnels carved into the mountainside, past streams flowing beside forested mountains, and arrived in Jalalabad in the afternoon.
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The Holy fire has burned more than 18,000 acres in mostly steep and forested terrain and was listed as 5 percent contained on Friday.
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On the slopes of a forested hillside close to Mont Ventoux, the Domaine de la Verrière is one of the highest vineyards in Provence.
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Weyerhaeuser, founded in 0003, moved from a forested 400-acre spread in suburban Federal Way, about 22 miles south of Seattle's central business district.
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The roads up the stunning forested mountains that once thundered with the extraction of coal now lie quiet, cracked to the point of corrugation.
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The blaze, fed by high Southern Hemisphere summer temperatures and strong winds, started in a forested area and spread to the city, firefighters said.
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There are also previously forested areas that have not been properly replanted after wildfires or hurricanes that would benefit greatly from a reforestation investment.
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From 2011 to 2017, California had one of its worst droughts on record, which led to ecological devastation among fishing communities and forested towns.
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This is the vast, forested central African country's 10th outbreak since 1976, when the virus was discovered near Congo's Ebola river in the north.
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