PPT-Human Impact on Trees and Forests

We as humans can either enhance or threaten the trees and forests based on what we choose to do For example Humans P lanting new trees to replace the dead or cut down trees. The New York Declaration on Forests Section 1 is a non legally binding political declaration that grew out of dialogue among governments companies and civil society spurred by the Secretary 57630577185763057740576025771158203577445734757362577115769 Fast Edge Detection. Piotr Dollár and Larry Zitnick. what defines an edge?. Brightness. Color. Texture. Parallelism. Continuity. Symmetry. . …. Let the data speak.. 1. Accuracy. 2. Speed. I. data driven edge detection. By: Natalie Henderson. What is A Coniferous Forest? . A forest made primarily of conifers, or trees producing needles and or cones . Example: pine tree, spruce tree, fir tree. Forests that have 4 distinct seasons . Consist mostly of cone-bearing evergreen trees that keep their needles year-round to help the trees survive long and cold winters.. Figure 5-23. Tropical Rain Forest. Tropical rain forests have heavy rainfall and a rich diversity of species.. forest – an . inseparable part of the European Green Treasure. ”. . There are nearly 4 million hectares of forests in Bulgaria, which represent 34% of our territory. . Our forests are on average 49 years old. Nearly 55% of them are young, 30% are 40 – 80 years old and centuries – old forests are 9.2%.. in Poland and Europe. Characteristics and . management. Comparison. of . Polish. . and . Swiss . forests. Kacper Ścibski. Julia . Jawoszek. Marta Kowalczyk. About forests in Switzerland. Fore. st. How did they form?. Research by:. . Harold Coffin, PhD . Arthur Chadwick, PhD. Collaborators from Geoscience Research Institute and Loma Linda University. Introduction:. In the 1970’s the Yellowstone fossil forests were being argued. Ivonne. . Higuero. /Roman Michalak. UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section. 16. th. session of Working Group . on Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 16-17 April 2015, Istanbul, Turkey. Contents. 2. From yesterday’s video, how has the technology changed with forestry?. What has been the impact of these technological changes? Good/bad explain.. Quick HW pg. 49 Review. History of Forests. A. Indiscriminant cutting. Most forests are not too . hot. , or not too . cold. , and have moderate amounts of precipitation. . ALFISOL. Moderately Weathered. SPODOSOL. Sandy, Acidic. There are two main types of forests. . Pine forests have ashy white layers (. Location. Geography . Found between 30 degrees and 55 degrees latitude . Majority is found between 40 degrees and 50 degrees latitude . Climate . Four Seasons . Warm Summer, . C. old and silent Winter, Noisy Spring, Colorful Fall. Heatherly. Salyer. Period 3. APES. Locations. Coniferous forests are found mostly in Canada, and Asia. However, they are also commonly found in the US, and Europe.. Northern boreal forests, a type of coniferous forest, are typically found between 50 and 60 degrees North latitudes. FORESTS Forests of the Caucasus and Central Asia – Forest Nuts in Central Asia Ekrem Yazici Roman Michalak UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section Sustainable natural resources and their value chain – NUTS Healthy . Communities. Have you thought . about . a . tree today?. Every day, forests and trees play an important role in our lives.. Trees . provide:. Recreation. Clean Air.