Fell or felt?
Fell is the past simple of the verb fall: …

Examples of felling

felling

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It is possible that most of them are engaged in illegal felling of trees.
Once a declaration was lodged a landowner was constrained from felling the trees for a period of six months.
If the same offence is committed the second time, the cutting and felling tools are confiscated.
What is the relative costeffectiveness of alternative management decisions (felling cycle, diameter cutting limit, logging technology)?
Significantly, this includes the almost complete felling of existing woodlands to create a shelter wood with as few as 20-40 stems per hectare.
In places where tree growth following felling resulted in canopy closure, the ground vegetation and general conditions resembled those of the unlogged areas.
All villagers know that others are engaged in illegal felling.
The other alternatives (lengthening the felling cycle and/or increasing the diameter cutting limit) gave little carbon sequestration per hectare or were expensive.
Sedimentation from logging is sourced from the opening of canopy and ground cover during road and log landing construction, tree felling and log skidding.
A combination of tree felling and climbing trees to saw liana-bearing branches allowed us to obtain the harvested lianas in their entirety.
Damage of the coffee trees by falling branches from the shade trees and occasional tree felling.
Firstly, licensed contractors started felling outside designated areas.
We personally observed villagers cutting down trees; villagers showed us trees marked for felling, and areas where illegal felling had already occurred.
In another incident, a relative of a forest guard was apprehended illegally felling trees.
In stateland forests (forest land due for conversion to non-forest uses), clear felling is practiced and there is no minimum-diameter cutting limit.
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