Sentence examples for recreational values from inspiring English sources

Thus timber production may have top priority in some areas, but in others, such as those near large population centres, recreational values may have high priority.

He was the first architect to serve on the commission in a long while and The New York Times hailed his appointment, saying he had "demonstrated his devotion to preservation of the aesthetic, historic and recreational values".

Another trade-off perceived by stakeholders is stump harvesting, which could negatively affect recreational values (Norway).

Effects of (energy) wood production on recreational values are therefore likely [10, 71, 72, 76].

Urban woodland management usually requires trade-offs between biodiversity conservation and promotion of recreational values.

Eutrophication has degraded ecosystem, cultural and recreational values in Lake Forsyth, a small, shallow, coastal lake in New Zealand.

Although many forested landscapes are used for both wood production and outdoor recreation, intensive forest management can negatively impact the recreational value of forests, including in Sweden, a country with rich forest resources and a strong forest industry.

Not with a stomach bug; stomach bugs are an affliction of no recreational value.

"The project has historical as well as recreational value," Mr. Abinanti said.

The historic and recreational value of the shore communities, such as Marshfield, Hingham, Duxbury, and Scituate, support the tourist industry.

And even if those reserves were worth going after, it would still be essential to protect areas of special cultural, scenic and recreational value.