Sentence examples for park values from inspiring English sources

Two subsequent studies, in 2002 and 2003, found that snowmobiles were compatible with park values.

But you can't build moral authority on lack of curiosity about your subject matter, and architecture shouldn't always be judged by theme park values.

The BLM can create a win-win approach by doing the hard work up front of identifying conflicts and creating a landscape-level plan that both protects park values and develops important energy resources for the nation.

The Yosemite Firefall, in which the embers from a bonfire were pushed off a cliff near Glacier Point to create a spectacular effect, was ended in 1968 because it was deemed to be inconsistent with park values.

But "we feel it is important to stand up for the park values and why people set this site apart 75 years ago". A spokeswoman for the governor, Lisa Page, said that Schwarzenegger "doesn't want to go through the park if it can be avoided" and that he has not backed a specific route.

That ticket is the one-day single-park "value" option, which is available for off-peak dates like January weekdays.

The study showed that even people who do not visit national parks value them highly and say they'd be prepared to pay higher taxes to protect them.

Children under the age of 3 still do not need a ticket to enter, but the prices for kids ages 3-9 have gone up from $91 to $98 for the one-day single-park "value" option, $117 to $122 for regular, and $127 to $141 for peak.

However, the park's value to its greater ecosystem, as well as its role in promoting conservation throughout Kenya, are under threat due to recent urban and infrastructure developments.

With a national park system valued in the billions, it's no wonder people are hitting the highways.

The Supporters Trust has had Fratton Park independently valued and offered Chainrai £2.75m for the stadium, but he has refused to sell.