Sentence examples for forest treasures from inspiring English sources

While this could never be true of an opera house by Hadid, it can all too easily be the fate of small and deliberately secret buildings such as the RSPB's hides, and forest treasures including the Shelter 55/02, created by the students of University College London.

At about 150,000 acres and counting, the Rim fire hasn't made major inroads on the park, but it has burned vast expanses of adjacent forest and treasured recreational land.

Cox also drafted what he calls the Falealupo Covenant between himself, the village and the other parties that stood to gain from preservation of the forest's botanical treasures.

And, as commentators pointed out, some of the nation's most treasured forest symbols, such as Ashdown Forest in East Sussex, on which A.A.Milne's Hundred Acre Wood was based, have always been privately owned.

Then it's out to the field of emerald forests to pluck treasures off-trail, and back to the lab again to show off and identify.

The clip helps bring Nokia's evocative lyrics about a female-centered utopia to life with images of a tribe of women bouncing in dance circles, picking berries in a fairyland forest, and searching for treasures in a stream.

The Amazon rain forest that both men treasure is being hacked down, along with other tropical forests around the world.

The forest was always a treasure trove for these villagers - a source of firewood, charcoal and building materials, and a place to graze and water cattle.

"This is a sign that the Grand Canyon is a national treasure and an international treasure and the forest services recognizes it as such.

Many consider the Amazonian forest to be a medicinal treasure chest and potentially the largest drug dispensary in the world.

Conservationists have labelled it a "living national treasure of the forest".