Sentence examples for park conservation from inspiring English sources

Understanding the recreational quality of green spaces and visitors' behaviors and preferences is essential for effective forest park conservation strategy.

In England's national parks, the design of new dwellings represents a significant and contested part of landscape planning, inseparable from park conservation ideologies and policies.

Using forest plots, satellite imagery and interviews, we evaluate park conservation by assessing plant diversity, land cover change, forest fragmentation, and attitudes of local communities towards conservation.

A tireless and inspiring advocate for the city's parks, Bob founded several park conservation organizations to provide tree care and maintenance to the park's natural treasures.

In the next century of national park conservation, the coalition insists that we must acknowledge the contributions of African-American, LAsian, andaNativeNAmericanexplorersplorers and adventurers.

Self-catering chalets for two £72 including daily national park conservation fee, +27 12 428 9111, sanparks.org Stilbaai is only 17 miles south of the main N2 highway from Cape Town to Plettenberg Bay, but is small and remote enough to feel well off the beaten track.

The fifth stakeholder is the national government's agency that oversees protected areas like national parks, conservation concessions and forest reserves.

She introduced "Beautification," an umbrella title for a wide variety of efforts, legislation and public campaigns that were a combination of rural and urban environmentalism, national parks conservation, anti-pollution measures, water and air reclamation, landscaping and urban renewal.

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).

In 1980, a new lands bill came up for consideration, that was less favorable to Alaskan interests and more liked by environmentalists; it set aside 127000000 acre of Alaska's 375000000 acre for national parks, conservation areas, and other restricted federal uses.

960 pp. ISBN: 0-444-52771-0, $159 PeaConservationnservandon and Conflict Resolution Saleem H. Ali, ed.