Sentence examples for countryside service from inspiring English sources

'Walking through the Lincolnshire wolds is like being in Gulliver's Travels," says Helen from the Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service as we stride along the tiny river Bain.

Staff from Denbighshire Council's countryside service also provided assistance.

Adrian Hibbert, from Denbighshire county council countryside service, said the little terns were one of the species "most vulnerable" to climate change, with the beaches they need to breed quickly becoming unsuitable because of rising seas and floods.

On Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 September, Denbighshire Countryside Service and the Heather and Hillforts Project will be carrying out erosion repair work on the 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldhelp fromonumentblic with the project.

Councillor Nick Chard, environment spokesman, said it was a major campaign by the countryside access service that had "exceeded expectations".

Western livestock sectors have shifted towards fewer, larger farms, causing concerns about the appearance of the countryside, ecosystem services, and rural depopulation.

He enrolled at the Salvadoran Military Academy in the mid-1960s, did a tour of duty in the United States, then became a protege of Jose (Chele) Medrano, commander of the Salvadoran National Guard and organizer of ORDEN, an infamous network that ruled the Salvadoran countryside in the service of large landowners.

They have been successful fishers of men in the countryside, where state services are scarce and evangelical charitable work is lapped up.

He stressed the benefits to the wider economy of the countryside's "ecosystem services" – with meadows and other grasslands storing millions of tonnes of carbon, providing homes for pollinating insects, supporting the agricultural economy and areas of beauty attracting visitors to boost local tourism.

The high-speed rail line will run from London to Birmingham, through a number of countryside areas, with services travelling at up to 250mph.

Puerto Rican agriculture has been in decline for years as workers have fled the countryside for manufacturing or service jobs, and as cheaper imports have flooded the island.