Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word forestry's.
Examples
-
Prior to 1994, Mann Gulch meant the worst disaster in forestry's firefighting history.
ESCAPE FIRES Maggie Jochild 2007
-
He said the Memorandum of Understanding also says that the soldiers will from time to time hand over all culprits to the department of forestry's designated officers so that the offenders can be subjected to the applicable provisions of forestry Act. "There won't be any shooting unless in cases where they will have to protect themselves from armed poachers," he said.
-
"The department of water affairs and forestry's huge concern is how rapidly this situation could occur and how it might be prevented," she said.
-
Concerned Pretoria residents can relax: the department of water affairs and forestry's war against invasive alien vegetation will not be extended to their city's famous jacaranda trees.
-
Restructuring of the department of water and affairs and forestry's operations was also expected to bring about significant government savings to the commercial forestry budget.
-
Sacob said other parastatals of less strategic importance to the state, like diamond mining concern Alexcor, forestry's Safcol and tourism's Aventura, should be sold outright.
-
STATUS: Arthur Beauregard, urban forestry's manager of tree protection, sent an email saying "I am not at liberty to discuss specific details about this situation as we are in the midst of investigating and dealing with this matter."
Thestar.com - Home Page Jack Lakey 2011
-
As the discussion moves forward, both Krause and Thomas believe that it is important the full range of agriculture and forestry's benefits be recognized.
-
Counting on a return to forestry's glory days, as it appears some in our region insist on doing is a recipe for economic disaster.
Entertainment 2009
-
The indefinite closure puts 720 sawmill workers and loggers out of their jobs, marking the start of what many in the industry fear could be forestry's darkest quarter yet.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.