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From marshlands and savannahs,- to forests.
The same applies to forests, although to a lesser degree.
This monitoring system is restricted to forests.
Deadwood can be left to forests and parks to promote biodiversity and inspire movement.
A wide variety of cultural values attaches to forests.
In addition to forests, research and actions to maximise the carbon sink capacity of soils must be promoted.
It takes thousands of years for ferns to give way to forests.
Next year the research will move from urban areas to forests and Special Stages, even closer to the actual scenes of the rally.
The overall situation is characterised by growing demands on and threats to forests.
In many parts of Europe there is significant damage to forests through acidifying emissions.
This is especially true at a time when various factors-be they natural or man-made- pose such a threat to forests.
The summit approved an action plan which is binding on governments andwhich included a number of decisions relating to forests.
Despite the cold all runners should head to forests and trails, because winter trail running is a wonderful experience- you just need to be prepared for the elements!
The Community plant health regime(CPHR71) aims at preventing the spreading of alien forest species orof organisms harmful to forests.
Indigenous peoples have the right to forests, which constitute part of their culture and way of life, and we need to continue our work to improve national legislation in this field.
Mr President, it is indeed gratifying to note the steady increase in the attention devoted to forests and to the state of their health.
We believe that the Community funds allocated to forests were and still are totally inadequate and we call for them to be increased in line with real needs and the importance of forests. .
See the world of Azeroth like never before, exploring expansive 3D environments that range from mountains,to deserts, to forests and more.
Green infrastructure" refers to forests, rivers, coastal zones, parks, eco-corridors and other natural or semi-natural features which constitute key elements for the provision of ecosystem services.
The only real innovation is the aid provided for in Article 30 of the proposal,which is limited to forests whose environmental balance is in danger.
They will also significantly reduce the environmental damage done to forests, lakes and streams and biodiversity by acid rain and better protect European ecosystems from atmospheric inputs of nutrient nitrogen.
Reduced water availability, wind damages, higher temperatures, increased bushfires andgreater disease pressure will lead to damage to forests.
Article 29(3) of Regulation(EC) No 1257/1999 restricts the grant of forestry support to forests and wooded areas belonging to private owners and municipalities and associations thereof.
Therefore, measures to correct and prevent environmental damage are needed,especially with regard to forests and water systems.
Against the backdrop of growing demands on and threats to forests, as well as many EU sectoral policies and associated rules affecting forestry and forests, the new strategy is sorely needed.
During the general debate Mr Rudzikas took the floor, regretting that in the opinion no mention wasmade of the issue of acidity of the soil, which can be very harmful to forests.
Similarly, the Community's Sixth Environment Action Programme requires that strategies and measures relating to forests are implemented and developed in line with the EU's forest strategy and the subsidiarity principle.
The fund will be used mainly to limit the changes resulting from the greenhouse effect such as droughts and floods, andwhich are detrimental to forests, nature and biodiversity.
BEARING IN MIND that conditions and challenges with regard to forests and forest coverage are widely divergent throughout the EU and that Community-level actions affecting the forest sector should be complementary in nature and in line with the principle of subsidiarity;