Sentence examples for reserve established from inspiring English sources

A couple of hours west along a notoriously difficult road lies Monteverde, a nature reserve established by American Quakers evading conscription for the Korean War.

The reserve, established in 1934, has current boundaries that date from 1967 and an area of 4,243 square miles (10,990 square km).

The park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987 and was also included in a biosphere reserve established by UNESCO.

The strategic reserve, established after the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo, contains 727 million barrels — just over two months' worth of imports.

South Island is famous for its giant tortoises, and a nature reserve established in 1976 completely protects them and other animals.

The reserve, established during the production cuts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in 1975, has been used only once, by President Bush during the Persian Gulf war of 1991.

Getting the reserves established will not be easy politically, and protecting them from poachers would be harder still.

The fines and customer refunds will be paid, for the most part, by reserves established in previous quarters, American Express said.

Biosphere reserves established under the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Program aim to harmonise biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.

A notable success has been in St. Lucia, in the Caribbean, where reserves established in the mid-1990's increased nearby catches up to 90percentt.

Much of the emphasis is focused specifically on late successional reserves established under the Northwest Forest Plan to provide habitat for spotted owls.