Sentence examples for adjacent reserves from inspiring English sources

These fires affected all adjacent reserves.

Shanks and others (2003) similarly concluded that marine reserves spaced 20 km apart would allow larvae to be carried to adjacent reserves.

The number of adjacent reserves included in our calculation depended on geographic location of the focal reserve, but varied from one to three.

"Busy in summer, it offers serenity in winter, and a massive influx of migratingbirds – almost 300 species have been recorded on the island and the adjacent reserve – and grey seals are frequent visitors to its rocky bays at high tide".

This removed all restrictions on land sales, other than within the existing cemetery and the adjacent reserve site.

It was built on sandhills near Glanville Hall at Semaphore, on a promontory called "Point Malcom"—a name that is now used for an adjacent reserve.

Of the 2200 acre site, around 700 acre were occupied by the initial Necropolis site and the adjacent reserve site, and a further 200 acre retained their common land rights and could not be developed in any way, rendering them worthless to prospective buyers.

The females responded to the lions on the adjacent reserve by avoiding the area closest to them, therefore females may be more driven by social factors.

Venezuela's gas is technically hard to extract because almost 90percentt of it is associated with oil, but major projects have languished even as Venezuela's neighbor, Trinidad, taps adjacent gas reserves with ease.

When completed, Patagonia National Park will unite the 460,000 acres of the adjacent national reserves with the 200,000 it has acquired, forming a unique range of semi-arid Patagonia steppe and temperate beech forests.

Harvest adjacent to reserves should proceed in stages to limit hard edge effects at any given time.