He said because these animals are part wolf — species that enjoy protected status — they deserve some benefits not available to coyotes, which are typically freely hunted.
But Cornish sardines now enjoy protected food status and the word "sardine" (evoking Mediterranean holidays) is more appealing to the public than "pilchard" (which calls to mind the canned variety).
The announcement follows a four-year application process and means the heritage celery variety now joins the ranks of Parma ham, champagne and Melton Mowbray pork pies, which already enjoy protected status under similar schemes.
In Britain, the preservation group English Heritage is pressing the government to add 30 theaters from the glory days of moviegoing before World War II to a list of 120 that enjoy protected status, though some now serve as bingo halls or churches.
Thirty-six percent of Belize's landmass enjoys protected status.
But I am a dreamer, and I dream of one day actually enjoying protected sex.
But I am a dreamer, and I dream of one day fully enjoying protected sex.
In the second application, we identify representative landscapes of Ontario's parks and protected areas, and then use them to locate similar landscapes in the province that currently do not enjoy protected status.
Russell Mills: As with much of my work, I'm inspired and informed by the phenomenal world, the natural world, as matter, as school, and as matrix for the actualities of places people inhabit, merely visit, enjoy, protect, defile, and ignore.
Alison James, the public body's Maritime Archaeologist, said: "We are delighted to work with divers like Mark and David to help ensure that England's protected wreck sites are enjoyed and protected for years to come.
