Sentence examples for cross wetlands from inspiring English sources

A feasibility study in 1993 mapped out a likely route for the new road but did not endorse the project, in part because 40percentt of the highway would cross wetlands.

Skis and snowshoes were first invented to cross wetlands and marshes in the winter when they froze over.

The new RiverWalk extension begins after the playing field and almost immediately splits, with one path running along the shoreline and another over a footpath bridge that crosses wetlands.

The tendency for new trails to be formed upslope of stream crossings and wetlands is most problematic in terms of causing headward expansion of existing channels or premature channel initiation when crossing wetlands.

He requited by tailoring an earmark in the 2005 transportation bill for their pet project: a cross-wetlands connection to the interstate, known as the Coconut Road Interchange, that would boost development values while abusing the environment.

The proposed pipeline would cross two wetlands in Teatown as well as at the Teatown Lake.

Additionally, RIDOT laid the highway out so that Route 4 would cross through wetlands in the area.

Drilling also pollutes the water, they said, while pipelines needed to transport oil and gas create hazards when crossing coastal wetlands.

Sportier types can head to the nearby Norfolk Broads, where a network of navigable waterways criss-crosses scenic wetlands.

The loblolly pine-sweetgum empirical class was associated with the Southern & South-Central Oak-Pine Forest & Woodland, the Southeastern North American Ruderal Flooded & Swamp Forest, and the Southern Mesic Mixed Broadleaf Forest USNVC classes, thus crossing, upland, wetland and ruderal forest classes.

"When constructed, the FS Pipeline will cross approximately 1,950 wetlands or waters under the jurisdiction of the Corps— an area that, as noted above, totals 13.68 miles," Jackson explained in outlining the Plaintiffs' argument.