How to pronounce “forest” in English

dumped on a plain or a prairie with nothing else but a T-rex that was interested in me, it's worth a shot. If you're in theforest, I would try and get behind a tree. They're quite good at turning. There's been a couple of nice papers looking at the mechanics of the footand the ankle and how quickly they could pivot.

the American West. And it may well be that we do have a really bad fire season in which many, you know, much of theforest of the West goes up in smoke. And then immediately afterward, there's a period in which we have really intense rainfall, and that can producelandslides and mudslides um at local level, but also at a kind of regional level.

Planning, strategizing, thinking, for God's sakes, can only be done without distraction.Forest works like this.

Like you can't even move around.forest, a lot of fruits, like 23 varieties of fruits, medicinal plants, everything we planted.

The dark blue is the 0.25.Forest. Again, quite a reasonable amount of time.

So what our task has been with that of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the UNDP-- the United Nations Development Program--Forest Stewardship Council certification.

Forest is going to talk to us about fakes and forgeries in Southeast Asia.So help me welcome him to Google.

Male #10: You need to Street View trailer.forest and through the areas of West Africa or of Western Tanzania. Oh, we have to wrap up pretty quick. Oh. Getting on this. What's the time?

So here's what I want you to do. In the six slices I'd like you to write the following letters: F, O, R, E, S, T. And what does that spell?Forest. It spells forest. That's going to be our mnemonic. It spells forest. Now why is that? Well number one 'cause it's a mnemonic that I can remember, number two it also helpsus remember that when we want to clarify our idea it takes work. The first pass on our idea is not the one we wanna show to someone else, it's not vivid yet. The trouble for

about how this might be controlled, but it's not like building condos in a virgin Redwoodforest. There's a whole issue of this is a, just a suggestion, of nuclear war-- of nuclear, the parallels with nuclear power and nuclear war and nuclear testing. The problem withgeoengineering is that it, is it inverses the problem that we have right now with global warming and getting emissions reduced, which is a collective action problem. Geoengineering

top five countries for releasing greenhouse which then contributes of course to climate change as you all know.Forest burning is a big, big deal for us. But it's very hard to find because palm oil is very lucrative. If you go home and you look through your cabinet, look at the stuffthat you have; palm oil's in nearly everything; like you'll find it in Chip Ahoy cookies.

questions yes and I think they want you to use the mic overForest they're going uh through you know they're just walking through the forest and they come across this beautiful tree

my co-author Robert Chini and a number of his colleagues uh thought that this is how people might react so with permission of the uh the PetrifiedForest National Park they actually went into the park and marked up a a bunch of uh pieces of petrified wood that weren'treally part of the park they went to paths they put all sorts of pieces of of petrified wood along the

I'll just show you a gross national product this is from the uh lovable uh but psychologically naive woodsy owl theforest service mascot he says this year Americans will produce more litter and pollution than ever before okay so it'scommunicating uh that everybody else is is littering now actually just as one other example a number of years ago the

been extrap from um all in all about 2 million Acres of of temperate rainforest more than any other individuals on the planet have have preserved havebeen obtained and conserved and donated to trusts or to directly to uh

secretary James Watt who I think his middle name was chainsaw if I remember correctly was was to treat our nationalforest as as wood baskets uh to wiselyuse the resources uh uh to was the term of art but use was the operative word

Forest he was the eldest son of a warlord one of several in a bunch of feuding tribes but his father had been

forests around the border. And it is probably just a matter of time, at least that's what a lot of observers say,

Forests were being mowed down all over the world to make more.

forestry, agriculture, gardening, and so on, the theme of cooperation is still maybe not as well understood today.

Forests is another area.

forests back where there are now deserts have you met any so I think part of the

Forests are being studied, whole river basins, up to complete land masses, small ones or larger ones,

forestry practices post-consumer waste climate change they sent a team down to meet with us and we talked to them

forestalled some of the bad things that happened.

the forest now that they could fly. But by the end of this all, by the end of the Cretaceous period, the time of T-Rex, the time of Triceratops, there were a whole bunch of birds flying overhead of

or forest elephants that have been depleted, or any other resource that contributes to carbon sequestration that's been depleted, we say, OK, we can try to put together a conservation

The forest fire metaphor I think is really wonderful.

are native species of plants.This forest grows 10 times faster, 30 times denser.And it'll be always 100% green every whole year.

Like you can't even move around.And forest department, they filled with trees.

is forest destruction. And most of that is taking place in the tropics.

Stephanie Forest, who's a woman who did a lot of work in what was called at that time computer immunology.

So "Forest Feast Gatherings" came out in 2016.

of forest coverage. Ethiopia, up to 90%.

A forest, it's impossible to sample trees.

experimental forest in Oregon so it's about as remote as you can get without

Pfeiffer Forest is right there down there in Big Sur.

global forest monitoring system.

your forest, in 20 years time, those trees won't anymore because they're the wrong genotype.

half a day or a day drive away from the forest?" And he kind of looked at me puzzled and he said, "Oh, no. I've always lived here. It'sthe forest that's moved." And that's when it sort of struck me that their forest when he was a kid, the forestwas right around him. That village had never moved. The forest had just moved because it's been logged all the way up there.

questions yes and I think they want you to use the mic overthe forest with them and suffer with them so you know there's obviously a very strong relationship and she

When forests are cut down, you have less green.

But forestry-- That's such a great question.

So forests are dynamic naturally.

Kelp forests, you can make food out of it.

The forests go through a phase of growth, collapse, regeneration, and regrowth--

these forests are people like these-- the indigenous peoples living there, particularly the shamans, the medicine men.

Sustainably forested, I must add.

So forests, rain forests, and now we move south to Patagonia National Park.