Sentence examples for create recreation from inspiring English sources

The aim must be to create recreation areas that are safe, secure and accessible to young people in places where parents feel comfortable letting their children play.

Visitor use preferences were spatially mapped to create recreation suitability models for competing recreation activity groups, and GPS tracking of visitor use was used to compare and contrast actual user patterns with mapped preferences.

The North Face also offers "Flex Fridays" as a no-cost way to create recreation time to help everyone to stay physically and mentally fit.

It uses royalties from oil and gas drilling to protect undeveloped land, often by purchasing privately held land within the boundaries of national parks and forests, and to help states conserve land and create recreation areas.

A multi-agency partnership, including UNICEF, Save the Children Australia, and NGO partners, is mobilizing Child Protection Teams to create recreation centres for children in the flood-affected districts.

It created recreation centers with top-of-the-line equipment and built new libraries in rapidly expanding corners of the community.

Those assigned to the camp — perhaps 3,000 during the corps' life span — worked throughout the national forest, opening roads and creating recreation facilities.

These properties provide ecosystem services by maintaining nutrient balance, increasing aesthetic value and creating recreation opportunities for urbanites, and by providing a food base and habitats for urban wildlife.

The comprehensive plan may include social interventions geared by creating recreations alternatives and opportunities for youth and a critical review for current authorities' interventions and services.

The comprehensive plan may include, social interventions to change the community norms regarding Khat use which is crucial, geared by creating recreations alternatives and opportunities for youth, assessment and review of Faifa Development authority project for replacing Khat cultivation, reinforcement of law, and services programs for those at risk or need help to quit Khat use.

"We do create great recreation opportunities," Ms. Hughes said.