Far below, clusters of houses dotted the banks of stream beds.
Primroses spring up on the banks of streams and the white stars of wood anemone carpets the woods around now.
My plan is to juggle humidity and fertilizer, watering schedules and shade to imitate conditions on the banks of streams in the East Usambaras.
Gristmills once dotted the banks of streams and rivers throughout New York, mapping out settlement just as subway stations today chart New York City's migratory patterns.
Last, booming populations on both sides of the border are pushing humans to clear trees, settle on steep hillsides, straighten the banks of streams, put up homes immediately beside rivers and in flood plains.
In the hills, shifting cultivation was still preferred to plow agriculture in modern times, but the villages, containing from 10 to 50 houses, were invariably built on the banks of streams.
"It's not unusual to see a deed describe the boundaries of a property by making reference to natural landmarks like trees, rocks and the banks of streams," Mr. Santo said.
Finkelstein's new book, The New Forty-Niners, documents that new wave of gold seekers she found living on the banks of streams throughout the spectacular landscapes of California.
Moreover, when Eucalyptus globulus and Eucalyptus camaldulensis trees are grown along the banks of streams and/or rivers, they decrease the volume of the water flow (Liang et al. 2016; Negasa et al. 2017b).
His research has uncovered the extinction of large rooted plants, especially along the banks of streams and rivers, at the time of the P-T extinction in Australia and Antarctica, and other researchers have seen braided rivers making an appearance at the start of the Triassic in the United Kingdom.
