The phrase 'conservancy by' is not technically correct, as it does not convey a clear meaning. To use it correctly, it needs to be part of a larger sentence. For example, "The museum was moved to a new conservancy by the city council."
Then, early one morning in late August, she paid a visit to a small patch of land in Montauk that was donated to the Nature Conservancy by Andy Warhol.
Two years ago he started tracking the pine snakes, using equipment provided to the conservancy by Herpetological Associates, a consulting concern for which Mr. Smith sometimes does contract work.
The cafe has been closed for years, but is perfectly preserved, and is being donated to the conservancy by Thomas Rebutato's children (his son, Robert, was so enamored of Le Corbusier that he grew up to be an architect, and is now the president of the association created for the preservation of the site).
The apparent emphasis on water conservancy by the rulers since the Xia Dynasty demonstrates the importance of irrigation to the agriculture.
Today, the closest population of nesting plovers to Los Angeles County is in Orange County at the Bolsa Chica Conservancy by Huntington Beach.
Donations appreciated: Unitarian Universalist Society, National Public Radio, The Nature Conservancy, Hospice-By-the-Sea in Boca Raton, Florida.
All are at 8 p.m. Presented by the Central Park Conservancy; sponsored by Bloomberg.
By D. T. Max The Nature Conservancy, led by Mark Tercek, is partnering with Dow, whose chemical plant in Freeport, Texas, is the largest in North America.
Mugie is a 49,000-acre working ranch (20,000 acres of it fenced off as a game conservancy) owned by a wealthy American and part-financed by tourism.
RYE Marshlands Conservancy Shells by the Shore.
At the end of November, the conservancy, appalled by the school district's decision to raze the Ambassador, sued; so did seven other groups, including the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles.
