Sentence examples for local subsistence from inspiring English sources

Without a clean water supply, local subsistence activities have been devastated.

As a result, Bluefields was importing chicken products from local subsistence farmers and abroad.

These species are targeted by local subsistence fishermen and sustain substantial bird and crocodile populations.

As part of their "fast-track" land reform programme, the government encouraged local subsistence farmers to invade wildlife conservancies where rhino populations were being protected and rebuilt.

Peanuts (groundnuts), a local subsistence crop and now the prime commodity, are bagged and stored in huge pyramids before being sent to Lagos for export.

Many resources are used for local subsistence, including fruits, products from fishing and planting, and materials for the construction of traditional types of houses and canoes.

The change from local, mainly subsistence, farmers to macro-scale agriculture producers, who have no personal connection with the land and use intensive farming techniques and machinery, is regularly cited by academics and NGOs as one of the main threats facing the Pantanal.

The patient, a 60-year-old local male subsistence farmer, sought treatment at the Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital on June 1 , 2012 after a 6-day history of fever (maximum axillary temperature 40°C), malaise, chills, gingival bleeding, hyperemia of conjunctivae, and diarrhea (10 or fewer times per day).

Open Europe claims the daily allowance was to cover subsistence, local travel expenses and accommodation and that a separate fund existed to cover the costs of expenses.

These results offer an insight into spatial and functional differentiations of the local Early Mesolithic subsistence, evidently including particular places for gathering and processing raw material.

In this paper we address an important challenge faced by protected area management, namely, the design of a cost-effective incentive scheme that balances local demand for subsistence non-timber forest products against conservation interests.