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Living snow fences

1998
Blowing snow reduces visibility and creates snowdrift. So drifting snow poses economical and safety problems, especially concerning winter road management. In France drifting snow management is mostly carried out with snow removal (77%) and the use of artificial snowfences (14%) (according to a survey realized in 1991).
Naaim-Bouvet, F., Mullenbach, P.
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Living with the fence: militarization and military spaces on Guahan/Guam

Gender, Place & Culture, 2015
The landscape of Guahan/Guam, an organized unincorporated territory of the USA and the largest and southernmost island of the Mariana Islands archipelago, is visibly marked by chain link fences that enclose land taken for use by the US military.
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19. The design and use of living snow fences in North America

Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 1988
Abstract Living snow fences are rows of trees and shrubs planted to control snow along land transportation routes, and which have the potential to (1) provide snow control, (2) enhance wildlife habitat, (3) provide winter livestock protection, (4) furnish environmental beautification and (5) offer long-term economic benefits.
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Live Fences as Refuges of Wild and Useful Plant Diversity: Their Drivers and Structure in Five Elevation Contrast Sites of Veracruz, Mexico

Tropical Conservation Science, 2022
Jorge Antonio Gómez Díaz, Juan Carlos López-Acosta   +1 more
exaly  

Use of Bamboos As Living Fence: Need of the Time

Indian Forester, 2023
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Native and naturalized species used in intercrops for forming live fence

2015
Cercas vivas são elementos lineares de vegetação, uniformemente plantadas nas bordas dos agroecossistemas, tornando-se parte integrante dos sistemas de produção agrícola. Este trabalho tem como objetivo elencar espécies nativas e naturalizadas com potencial para cercas vivas em Sistemas Agroflorestais da Região Sul do RS.
Velasques, Nathalia Cardoso, Jacobi, Ubiratã Soares, Cardoso, Joel Henrique   +2 more
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Living Fences

Scientific American, 1903
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A Living Fence for Living Faith

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1965
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Protective effect of multi-row HDPE board sand fences: A wind tunnel study

International Soil and Water Conservation Research, 2021
xingxin zhang
exaly  

Plant Diversity in Live Fences and Pastures, Two Examples from the Mexican Humid Tropics

Environmental Management, 2014
Betsabé Ruiz-Guerra, Juan Carlos López-Acosta   +1 more
exaly