Definition of Reafforest. Meaning of Reafforest. Synonyms of Reafforest

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Definition of Reafforest

Reafforest
Reafforest Re`af*for"est, v. t. To convert again into the forest, as a region of country.

Meaning of Reafforest from wikipedia

- Reforestation is the practice of restoring previously existing forests and woodlands that have been destro**** or damaged. The prior forest destruction...
- The Midland Reafforesting ****ociation (MRA) was an early environmental organisation concerned with facilitating the planting of trees (reforestation)...
- naturally in that land or portion, for the purpose of using it for reafforestation. As provided in explanation "non-forest purpose" means the breaking...
- scale may have taken place as early as the 13th century in this region to reafforest exploited areas. As Neolithic humans ****umed a more settled way of life...
- have also evolved. The long-term development plans also deal with the reafforestation of catchment area to reduce erosion movement and movement of silt and...
- silt. Close monitoring, weather forecasting, stopbanks, dams, and reafforestation programmes in hill country have ameliorated the worst effects. New...
- project(s) "Cacaonica", which supports organic cocoa agriculture and reafforestation in Nicaragua, and "Ritter Solar", now the European market leader of...
- Kalendarium Hortense ... (1664); the best known of his books; a plea for reafforestation aimed at landowners; A Parallel of the Antient Architecture with the...
- mandates for local land development, economic and community planning and reafforestation and for the overall implementation of the project. From a Commonwealth...
- tanning. It is drought tolerant and has been successfully planted in reafforestation programmes. Formerly included in the genus Acacia it has now been re****igned...