Sentence examples for lands connection from inspiring English sources

Our 2011 homelands report found huge benefits for Aboriginal people living on their traditional lands: connection to land and culture, self-determination, employment, improvements to physical and mental health, and a reduction in substance abuse and violence.

This similarity in Arctic mammalian fauna is a result of the lower sea levels of the Pleistocene glaciations, when a broad land connection, known as the Bering Land Bridge, connected present-day Alaska and Siberia.

In 1365 Drezdenko and Santok became Poland's fiefs, while Wałcz district was in 1368 taken outright, severing the land connection between Brandenburg and the Teutonic state and connecting Poland with Farther Pomerania.

This provides them with a direct, safe land connection.

Geologic evidence suggests that Adam's Bridge represents a former land connection between India and Sri Lanka.

Africa had split from South America, the last land connection being between Brazil and Nigeria.

North America's only land connection is to South America at the narrow Isthmus of Panama.

So it must have been a land connection — presumably the Panama isthmus — that allowed for this migration, he said.

It was the first land connection between New York and Brooklyn, which previously was linked only by ferry or boat.

The bees, as well as other fossil findings, indicate that there must have been an earlier land connection, Dr. Roubik said.

The difference increased more rapidly in the South Atlantic than in the North Atlantic, where a land connection between Europe and North America persisted until about 60 million years ago.