Sentence examples for designated nature from inspiring English sources

If you liked the sound of that... try this Komodo Island, Indonesia There is a tiny human population on this designated nature reserve but its dominant residents are native Komodo dragons, rare bird species, deer and wild pigs.

Plus the route runs close to three green expanses, including the particularly picnickable Highfield Country Park on the border of Levenshulme and Stockport, and the wildlife-packed Chorlton Water Park, a designated nature reserve and important wintering site for water birds.

It took me a moment to recognize, in the dim light of a half-moon, that I was in the town's designated Nature Preserve, a place where elementary-school children were taken to get an idea of what an unpaved universe looked like.

The last newly designated nature reserve is the Sierra de Tamaulipas Biosphere Reserve, a mountainous area that's home to pumas and jaguars, among other wild animals.

On the opposite side of the A5, Brownhills Common, where a wide variety of birds can be observed, is a designated nature reserve, as is Shire Oak Park, approximately 0.9 mile from the town centre.

The change in terminology reflects the realization that designating places as reserves which exclude human habitation is just one of many possible conservation measures that may be implemented.[29] As noted in Section 1, designating nature reserves constituted an attempted export of a conservationist model developed primarily in the United States to other regions.

Most of the area of the regional council is designated for nature reserves and national parks; recently, this council initiated the designation of its entire geographical area as a biosphere reserve.

Last August, Pumalin was designated a nature sanctuary, a special status conferred by the Chilean government in order to provide additional environmental protection.

The Nant Fawr corridor, an area of land owned by the council, was designated a nature reserve on 1 October 2009, but Western Power appealed to challenge their decision on the grounds the council did not consult the Countryside Council for Wales, had not considered how the land should be managed for conservation or taken into account walkers on the site.

In 1910 it was designated a nature preserve.

We applied this methodology in the Dutch Wadden Sea Region, which includes a designated UNESCO World Heritage nature reserve.