The top layer of the land is removed by water erosion, which can be caused by irrigation, rainfall, snowmelt, runoff, and ineffective irrigation management. Rainwater is usually the cause of this situation. Canyons are one example of water erosion. Types of…
An ecotype is a variety in which the phenotypic variations are insufficiently few or too small to qualify as a subspecies. These various variations can coexist in the same geographic area in ecologically varied environments such as meadows, forests, swamps, and…
Tourism refers to the temporary short-term movement of people to destinations outside the places where they normally live and work, as well as their activities while they are at these destinations. Tourists are those who travel to and stay in…
Height is the linear distance of an object normal to the surface of the earth. Tree height is the vertical distance measured from the ground surface. Why measure tree height? To calculate a tree’s volume, its height is measured. Reading…
Physical characteristics are those that remain unchanged despite changes in the size, form, and chemical makeup of wood. The physical properties of wood are discussed as under: Color of wood From a functional or decorative standpoint, the color of the wood…
The vertical distance between a tree’s base and its topmost branch’s tip is simply known as the tree’s height. How to determine the height of a tree Methods of determining tree height are of mainly two types: Direct and Indirect.…
Tourism is defined as the transitory short-term movement of individuals to locations outside of their usual areas of residence and employment, as well as their activities while at these locations. Though all tourism should involve some travel, not all travel…
Agroforestry is the practice of producing wood, non-timber crops, or animals on a single parcel of land. It is the incorporation of plants, animals, and/or trees into sustainable, productive systems. Components of an agroforestry system Land: Agroforestry is a method…
Agroforestry, in simple language, refers to the production of timber, non-timber crops, or animals on a single unit of land. It is the integration of trees, crops, and/or livestock in conservative, long-term, productive systems. Agroforestry systems make maximum use of…
Agroforestry, in simple language, refers to the production of timber, non-timber crops, or animals on a single unit of land. It is the integration of trees, crops, and/or livestock in conservative, long-term, productive systems. PRINCIPLES OF AGROFORESTRY Productive: Agroforestry systems…