Sentence examples for designated conservation area from inspiring English sources

Green hillsides stretch out behind Ruy Barretto's stone house and trains to China slip under the hill in the designated conservation area where his family home has stood for generations.

Now home to about 13,000 people, Hampstead Garden Suburb became a designated conservation area in 1967.

The site contains watercourses which drain into the River Earn and on to the River Tay, a designated conservation area for Atlantic salmon, as well as habitat suitable for osprey nesting.

The centre of Navenby village is a designated conservation area; many of the stone and brick-built houses date back hundreds of years.

The directives provide for a network of member state designated conservation areas across Europe relating to specified habitats and birds.

For instance, the forests in the designated conservation areas of 2010 remain intact for the forthcoming decades, retaining their AFCS.

It is compared with its predecessor law, highlighting changes in fiscal revenues for selected municipalities in the country in relation to their designated conservation areas.

All 10 District (or Borough) Councils have designated conservation areas.

The greatest diversity of large mammals is found in the three National Parks, which are designated conservation areas.

Religion, music and sport are important aspects of local culture, and there are numerous designated conservation areas to protect the natural environment.

Many old buildings are built out of Portland Stone; Several parts have been designated Conservation Areas to preserve the unique character the older settlements which date back hundreds of years.