Sentence examples for countryside project from inspiring English sources
What to do: The admirable Romney Marsh Countryside Project (01797 367934, rmcp.co.uk) has a very full programme of guided walks, cycle rides and activities.
A bit further north, Owen Leyshon from the Romney Marsh Countryside Project is listening out for one of the characters of the area - the Marsh or Laughing Frog.
Funded by Mid-Suffolk District Council, the Walks are looked after by Helen Sibley, the Thornham Countryside Project Officer and her assistant John Loome.
You can go to the Knepp Estate near Horsham, which has become a remarkable piece of countryside: a "rewilding" project, where since 2001 agriculture has been abandoned in favour of letting the land return to its natural state, the way it may have been before Neolithic farmers began to reshape the landscape about 5000BC.
The pontiff kept himself in good health by frequent excursions in Rome and the countryside, supervising urban projects and fortifications.
Through wide-ranging studies on slum clearance, city-centre redevelopment, major infrastructure projects and countryside protection, Patrick showed how the philosophy of private property protection tended to prevail over the advancement of public interest and how the aim of promoting public participation was invariably marginalised.
By March 2014, a poll by the Sunday Independent/Millward Brown found that 70%% of voters "want the state to abandon controversial plans to erect giant pylons across the countryside and instead put the project underground 23.
A digital waterfall, interactive lily pond, and illuminated cherry blossoms are coming to the Japanese countryside in an ambitious new project from teamLab.
The next day, Tercek, in khakis and a golf cap, toured several projects in the countryside, accompanied by the Nature Conservancy's Colombian staff.
However, Hammond has gained a widespread respect that most of his predecessors lacked, despite taking on a brief including inflation-busting fare rises, a countryside-gouging high-speed rail project and a dire airport policy.
In the 1990's Ms. Ochoa, was trying to bring attention to the plight of the peasants by taking on human rights cases and by raising money for charitable projects in the countryside.
