Sentence examples for ecological paradise from inspiring English sources
Today scientists see it as a sort of ecological paradise not only because of the wildlife but for the light it may shed on the larger question of man's survival.
Most of the DMZ has been sealed off to all people for more than 50 years, and ironically, this has made it an ecological paradise, encouraging wildlife such as Manchurian cranes, whooper cranes and white herons, as well as rare plants.
Think of the Arctic Ocean as among the last remaining marine ecological paradises on the planet.
This iconographic display dresses them up as private-urban-ecological-thematic paradises, as a residential landscape that becomes image more than territory and, in this sense, a commodity.
Western Sichuan where Samdo lies forms part of the "Shangri-la Ecological Tourism Zone," playing to the image of a Shangri-la paradise that was 'rediscovered' in neighbouring Yunnan in 2001 as a means of promoting tourism (Coggins and Hutchinson 2006).
The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 27 This fair land was settled in the odor of original sin, by Puritans grimly determined to forge a paradise and ecological self-consciousness returns us to the bracing sense of unavoidable guilt.
By John Updike The New Yorker, October 3, 1970 P. 27 This fair land was settled in the odor of original sin, by Puritans grimly determined to forge a paradise and ecological self-consciousness returns us to the bracing sense of unavoidable guilt.
Paradise lost, paradise regained.
Its complex terrains and landforms as well as a wide variety of ecological systems have created a natural paradise for biodiversity.
The biggest problem in his soil-free paradise, as in any enclosed ecological system, is bugs.
Potentially, hybridization and long generation times in polygynous male birds-of-paradise have constrained morphological diversification and speciation, but external ecological factors on New Guinea may also have allowed the birds-of-paradise to develop and maintain magnificent male plumages.
