Sentence examples for managing the lands from inspiring English sources

Although the rural villagers depended heavily on the forests for subsistence both directly, for food and fuel, and indirectly, for services such as water purification and soil stabilization government policy prevented the villagers from managing the lands and denied them access to the lumber.

Our federal agencies are charged with thoughtfully managing the lands for multiple uses without degrading the very qualities that make the places special.

Their uncle works as a forester, managing the land adjacent to the family's home.

The new law also charged the Interior Department with managing the land.

A distinctive factor of this release is the aim of linking up with another released dormouse population three miles away by managing the land between.

But first-contact cultures had more accurate weapons, were active in managing the land, frequently engaged in warfare and had complex exchange systems.

The U.S. Forest Service and the Colorado State Forest Service, which now is tasked with managing the land, were also involved.

When this place was small family ownerships primarily there was more talk between people and more helping each other out because they were all managing the land.

Only a change in administrations, and lawsuits that back the people's right to manage the lands properly, stopped them in their tracks.

After Newhall's death in 1882, his heirs formed the Newhall Land and Farming Company, which managed the lands.

Even though the transfer legislation does not say that the Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration SITLAA) would manage the lands the scenarios show various levels of minerals royalties going to SITLA.