- Clearcutting,
clearfelling or
clearcut logging is a forestry/logging
practice in
which most or all
trees in an area are
uniformly cut down.
Along with...
- sightseers,
leaves the A855 just
north of Loch Leathan. It
heads up
through a
clearfell area that was
formerly a
conifer plantation. Most day-trippers are content...
- red foxes, cats, and dogs, it
requires dense ground cover for refuge.
Clearfell logging,
agricultural development, and
housing expansion have reduced...
- century,: 6–7 much of the
remaining forest cover is now
protected from
clearfelling.
Eastern Kerala's
windward mountains shelter tropical moist forests and...
- species,
appears to
adapt well to the
controversial forestry practice of
clearfelling.
Abantiades includes the
following species:
Abantiades albofasciatus...
- A tree
pipit nest
found in
clearfell habitat,
Northern England,
holding a
clutch of six eggs of the
darker variation....
- is not
within these dedicated reserve is
susceptible to the
impacts of
clearfell logging. A
paper published in the US-based
Proceedings of the National...
-
called underwater logging, a form of
timber recovery. Clearcutting, or
clearfelling, is a
method of
harvesting that
removes essentially all the standing...
- Medium-sized
forwarders used in
clearfells and
later thinnings carry between 12 and 16 tonnes. The
largest class specialized for
clearfells handles up to 25 tonnes...
-
Forest Service.
Retrieved March 28, 2023. "Managing
Brash on
Conifer Clearfell Sites,
Forestry Commission" (PDF).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on...
