Sentence examples for benefit land from inspiring English sources

"Restoring these small animals restores that ecosystem process, which will benefit land productivity and help a whole range of other species".

In fact it became the drama: the story centred around the labyrinthine workings of "benefit land" – and for those who have ever been on benefits, no surprise there.

At the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (Cornell Lab), we believe land trusts can help birds, and birds can benefit land trusts.

However, members were more likely than non-members to have engaged in a variety of management activities during the last 3 years and more willing to consider future cross-boundary arrangements to benefit land stewardship.

Yes, people are stuck in benefit land, and it is right to help them recover and to regain control of their lives.

A little-noticed Board of Supervisors decision a year ago that would benefit land developers and cost the county potential parkland is now only two steps shy of becoming law.

Written for a bird conservationist audience, this publication describes what land trusts are and spotlights ten tips that show the impacts and benefits land trusts in the West have on birds and bird conservation efforts.

Written for a bird conservationist audience, this publication describes what land trusts are and spotlights ten tips that show the impacts and benefits land trusts have on birds and bird conservation efforts.

Despite the Conservatives' current poll lead on welfare, Labour believes the coalition is vulnerable as huge new cuts to tax credits and children's benefits land just as the squeeze on living standards grows.

However, as well as direct economic benefits, land conversion is also driven by the local people's strategies for securing what is otherwise weak land tenure in rangelands.

If these services attracted financial benefits, land managers might be encouraged to explore alternative management methods to promote sustainable forestry and long-term site productivity.