Sentence examples similar to park conflict from inspiring English sources

But that is what saves the parks during conflict".

Today, it estimates that there are almost 400 deer in the park, and conflicts have become inevitable.

Some local populations are considered threatened or endangered due to prey depletion, habitat loss, pollution (by PCBs), capture for marine mammal parks, and conflicts with fisheries.

"However, the species was lost there when the park became a conflict zone and we had to pull out to ensure the safety of our staff.

Similar results were also reported by Yosef (2015) in Bale Mountains National Park, where households very close to park experienced higher conflict rate than those located far distance to the park.

To add to the controversy the planting was accompanied by a plan to light the trees to attract nighttime park visitors in conflict with the "dark skies" movement to reduce light pollution to facilitate better stargazing.

This is the land where Indigenous protester Dudley George was killed by the Ontario Provincial Police in 1995, after a group occupying the former Ipperwash army camp moved to take over a neighbouring park, sparking a conflict with heavily-armed police.

This measure can reduce the influence of curb parking on traffic conflict and improve motor vehicle safety.

By 1915, 1,000 automobiles per year were entering the park, resulting in conflicts with horses and horse-drawn transportation.

According to the International Journal of Biodiversity Science and Management, however, "ignoring the dependence of local people on park resources created conflicts between local communities and the park authority" and "prohibition on the extraction of forest products from the park... make the livelihoods of surrounding villagers vulnerable".

He has also authored over a hundred other peer-reviewed publications and been the editor of acclaimed anthologies including "Peace Parks: Conservation and Conflict Resolution" (MIT Press) and "Diplomacy on Ice: Energy and the Environment in the Arctic and Antarctic" (with R. Pincus, Yale Univ. Press).