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Agreement in which a certain amount of foreign debt is canceled in exchange for local currency investments that will improve natural resource management or protect certain areas in the debtor country from harmful development.
Extremely hot forest fire that burns ground vegetation and treetops. Compare controlled burning, ground fire, surface fire.
Long areas of land that connect habitat that would otherwise become fragmented.
Deliberately set, carefully controlled surface fires that reduce flammable litter and decrease the chances of damaging crown fires. See ground fire, surface fire.
Method of timber harvesting in which all trees in a forested area are removed in a single cutting. Compare, seed-tree cutting, selective cutting, shelterwood cutting, strip cutting.
See old-growth forest.
Wildlife species that have actual or potential economic value to people.
Manipulation of populations of wild species (especially game species) and their habitats for (1) human benefit, (2) the welfare of other species, and (3) the preservation of threatened and endangered wildlife species.
All free, undomesticated species. Sometimes the term is used to describe only free, undomesticated animal species.
Species found in the natural environment. Compare domesticated species.
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