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Meanings of timberland in English
Synonyms
Examples for "forest"
Examples for "forest"
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That was two thousand years ago in a forest in northern Europe.
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The children of the forest hunted with that, thousands of years ago.
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The basin in which the Crisis lay was entirely fringed with forest.
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If governments wait to protect connecting forest corridors, they'll soon be gone.
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Hidden in nearby Groton State forest, there are 100-plus established boulder problems.
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Now it imports bricks, vegetable oil and timber from Europe and beyond.
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Yet Xiao said China's timber output would not be seriously affected overall.
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For, in some areas, self-sufficient farmers and craftsmen would appreciate good timber.
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Your father has the credit of it; he gave all the timber.
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Yesterday we reported on a log and timber export boom New Zealand.
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This had seen areas of woodland in parts of Europe cut down.
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The Tree Council promotes trees and woodland culture, especially among young people.
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The panel also called for greater public access to privately owned woodland.
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The new woodland will help deliver the next stage of the Plant!
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Others put the good fortune of Britain's present woodland down to cash.
Usage of timberland in English
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The other big timberland in Alaska is the Chugach National Forest.
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Canadian firms active in timberland investment include Brookfield Asset Management BAMa.TO.
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The merger combines the two largest owners of timberland in the United States.
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The timberland and forestry portfolio delivered a return of 13% last year.
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That thrust like the haft of a spear into the heart of Fyfe's timberland.
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The Company operates timberland in New Brunswick and Maine.
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Before sundown they reached the timberland on Bear Top.
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Potential long-term winners from tighter supplies include investors in timberland outside the infestation areas, Mason said.
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In most states timberland is assessed on the basis of its value, timber and land together.
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For those born before the city was thought of, when America was a timberland and desert.
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In contrast, to manage risk when owning timberland or private equity limited partnerships is far more complex.
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It contained all the trained foresters in the Government service, but had charge of no public timberland whatsoever.
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Infrastructure assets returned 7.7 percent, while timberland investments returned 0.8 percent.
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In many states there are "timberland owners' fire protective associations," in 1917 about fifty of them.
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Weyerhaeuser has large timberland holdings in North and South America, builds homes, and produces packaging and various timber products.
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Its primary objectives include using its timberland investments to generate income and maximizing the long-term value of its assets.
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