Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Forest ecosystems in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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A Community scheme to protect forests against atmospheric pollution establishes a system for intensive monitoring of forest ecosystems.
The need to protect forest ecosystems and to monitor their health has been recognised in the past.
reduction of deforestation and degradation of forest ecosystems.
environmental conditions on BVOC emissions from forest ecosystems.
monocultures and the degradation of forest ecosystems.
Enhance the knowledge of forest ecosystems conditions as well as the relationship between forest ecosystems conditions and natural and anthropogenic stresses;
current studies into the impact of climate change on Europe's forests indicate that there is a wide range of specific regional responses from forest ecosystems.
means natural and semi-natural forest ecosystems, whether primary or secondary, whether closed
To provide quality information that provides a sound basis for political decisions on abating factors affecting the forest ecosystem condition and to devise methods of maintaining and restoring damaged forest ecosystems.
Protecting forest ecosystems against forest fires and promoting climate-resilient forest
probably because they were adapted to live in forest ecosystems and were unable to adapt to the open plains of the Oligocene.
water as crucial components of forest ecosystems;
other forests in developing countries” means the natural and semi-natural forest ecosystems, whether primary or secondary, whether closed
Forest ecosystems can be seriously affected by natural factors such as extreme weather conditions,
Forest ecosystems(including biomass,
It is also essential to recognise the diversity of forest ecosystems in Europe and the multifunctionality of many of them,
health and resilience of forest ecosystems at multiple geographical scales because well functioning forest ecosystems are key to maintaining productive capacity.
Plant-health controls: the Community is playing an increasingly active role in the protection of the health and vitality of forest ecosystems through its responsibility for preventing plant-health risks deriving from imports of timber in the rough from non-member countries.
For example, in Central Africa since 1992 the Commission has invested approximately EUR 67 million in the Ecofac programme for Central African forest ecosystems, which pilots innovative, protected-area management in crucial Great Ape habitats.
Recently, the forest ecosystems of the Mediterranean area and the Atlantic islands of the European Union have suffered on