Sentence examples for on conservation lands from inspiring English sources
Now found across vast tracts of northern and central Australia, its control on conservation lands is highly problematic, and it has been implicated in the ongoing decline of the bridled nailtail wallaby population on Taunton National Park (Taunton National Park, unpublished workshop report).
Old field populations were located on conservation lands of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and were growing in full sunlight.
Biking and walking are popular in the area; the city has several trails on conservation land and water access from several shore points in the city.
But in explaining Tuesday why he would not go further and lift penalties to allow farmers to plant on conservation land, the secretary explained that economic forces were already shrinking the program.
For the TMT to be built, it needs both a permit and a sublease since it's on conservation land.
For the TMT to be built, it needs both a permit and a sublease since it's on conservation land.
In 2010, his company purchased 62.5 hectares of land located on Graham Island in the archipelago called Haida Gwaii — very close to conservation lands on the BC coast — and entered into a log sales agreement with Howe Sound Forest Products.
CHICAGO — Signs are growing that the government may allow farmers to plant crops on millions of acres of conservation land, while a chorus of voices is also pleading with Washington to cut requirements for ethanol production.
The mouse is protected on several conservation lands across central Florida.
Using statistical matching and a GIS-based analysis of LULC, this research shows that for the period 2006 2011, designated conservation lands on the forest frontier of Madre de Dios significantly reduced ecosystem losses compared to non-conservation lands, but the effect was highly variable across conservation designations.
The developer is giving the town conservation land on the one hand, but increasing traffic congestion and use of other town resources on the other, notes Kathryn Burton, president of the East Lyme & Niantic Land Conservation Trust.
