Sentence examples for protected parkland from inspiring English sources

Over on St. John, which is more affluent and roughly 75percentt protected parkland, the budget offerings tend to be rustic.

Melissa Mark-Viverito, who until recently was the City Council speaker and whose district included the playground, said protected parkland would remain exactly that.

The Galápagos were made a national park in 1959 to mark the centenary of the publication of Darwin's On the Origin of Species, and today 97 per cent of it is protected parkland.

"As a legal matter, the judge also flatly rejected the National Park Service's claim of 'inherent authority' to allow privatization of federally protected parkland, which will have important ramifications across the country".

The development of two buildings in Brooklyn has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, who ordered Friday that the mid-19th-century structures be returned to a designation of federally protected parkland.

In Africa, a heavy concentration of elephants in protected parkland have created a savanna by eating leaves and twigs and breaking off the branches, smashing the trunks and stripping the bark of trees.

Once you know where that is--smack in the middle of protected parkland--you can more easily start to navigate the areas surrounding it.

Rather, he said he would protect parkland through more conservation and the restoration of maintenance budgets.

Sub-tidal breakwaters, which will protect parkland, will be "constructed reefs" which can slow shoreline erosion and, with their varied texture and niches, provide new habitat for marine creatures.

Much of the money is supposed to be paid to states to conserve natural resources and protect parkland, but environmentalists have argued that Mr. Bush is simply shuffling budget lines around, cutting some more specific conservation programs to pay for this one.

Although directly adjacent to the region's largest metropolitan area, the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA) remains mostly undeveloped, with 50% of the area protected as parkland.