Sentence examples for natural sanctuary from inspiring English sources

It was a natural sanctuary.

It was to be a natural sanctuary, he said.

Here, predators such as cats and possums have been eradicated, creating a natural sanctuary.

"Libraries and librarians have always been the natural sanctuary of marginalised young people and long may they remain open".

Nearby Lake Tuzla is famous as a natural sanctuary for birds, in particular the greater flamingos that flock there between October and April.

For generations, the islands of Jamaica Bay, the 26-square-mile natural sanctuary off the Brooklyn and Queens shoreline that is home to hundreds of species of migratory birds and marine life, have been disappearing, victims of environmental neglect.

We have historical sights, like the Wyckoff and Lott Houses, and lovely natural sanctuaries, like the Salt Marsh Nature Center and the botanic garden along Shore Parkway.

Today the secrecy has lifted, and Kamchatka is becoming known as one of the world's last and largest natural sanctuaries, with one wild bear to every 30 inhabitants.

Ribera, in an article responding to the new law, also notes caustically that it was approved just two days before World Biodiversity Day - "showing the degree of sarcasm with which these issues are managed" - and that it only prohibits oil and gas operations from "Natural Sanctuaries and Monuments", even though no such areas exist at the national level.

While their subject matter may not convey the paranoia that mass surveillance technology does, Salgado's black-and-white photographs of our environmentally ravaged world and fast-multiplying migrant crises along with his latest series, Genesis, that shows us the few remaining natural sanctuaries we have left on this planet, are evocative of the classic noir juxtaposition between shadow and light.

In Peru there are 14 marine and coastal protected areas comprising over 3,000 km2, including six natural protected marine and coastal areas, two natural sanctuaries, two national reserves, one wildlife refuge, one reserved zone, and two areas of regional conservation.