They chose an owl because owls are supposed to be wise, live in the forest and near cities, and can see pollution from treetops.
Farm shops, farms and community farms (often located near cities) often use social media sites to promote special deals and schemes.
Crotched is leased by Peak Resorts in St . Louis Mo., which runs five other small resorts in the Midwest, near cities not commonly associated with snow sports.
They visited urban vegetable gardens in and around Havana (part of Cuba's effort to grow food efficiently near cities), a center for herbal medicine and a food conservation project.
This wadi is considered as important to agricultural areas in the Red Sea coastal region, where it supplies water to near cities and villages as for their vegetable, fruit, and dates requirements.
Traffic pollution is a major ambient source of indoor and outdoor ambient PAHs (Fromme et al. 2004; Nielsen 1996), especially near cities (Boström et al. 2002).
Eighty percent of us live in or near cities.
Representing immigrants in detention — even those near cities — is resource-intensive.
Near cities coyotes have been known to kill and eat pets left outside overnight.
The proportion is higher in big prisons near cities such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Strasbourg.
The Times examined where Rural/Metro operated exclusively, in or near cities.
