Sentence examples for primitive areas from inspiring English sources

He drew up a bill that would place all wildlands and primitive areas (a primarily historical designation for unspoiled land without roads or public accommodations) in a special wilderness system protected from development and provide a means to add land from national parks, monuments, and other federally protected lands and Indian reservations.

In 1924, the United States Forest Service started a program to set aside "primitive areas" in the national forests to protect wilderness while opening it to use.

T. H. Watkins, former editor of the society's magazine, Wilderness, contended that before Marshall and the Society there was "no true movement" for the preservation of the nation's roadless and primitive areas.

Unless someone was born with a very calm and amiable disposition, we are all affected by the primitive areas of the brain.

Many trails thread through this primitive area, including the 23-mile North Fork John Day River Trail through the canyon, and the equally long Elkhorn Crest Trail.

Party went on to Juba in the Sudan, which was Arab country & contrasted strongly with the primitive area through which they just passed.

It later became a tourist centre for the High Uintas Primitive Area within Ashley National Forest (which lies to the northwest and is headquartered at Vernal), the Dinosaur National Monument (12 miles [19 km] east), and the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area (40 miles [64 km] north).

This arid landscape ichnofacies is exemplified by a locally dense and diverse invertebrate trace fossil assemblage, which is preserved in the Navajo Sandstone, a Jurassic eolianite exposed in the Paria Canyons Primitive Area in southern Utah.

On October 12, 1937, the Forest Service established the Sawtooth Primitive Area in the Sawtooth Mountains.

The Sawtooth Wilderness was originally designated the Sawtooth Primitive Area in 1937 before becoming part of the National Wilderness Preservation System in 1972 under the Wilderness Act.

The 217088 acre Sawtooth Primitive Area became the Sawtooth Wilderness (also in the SNRA) as part of the National Wilderness Preservation System under the Wilderness Act of 1964.