"reserve lands" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It means lands that are set aside for a specific purpose, such as protection of wildlife or preservation of a certain culture. For example, "The Indigenous people of the area have been granted rights to the reserve lands for hunting and fishing."
OVERPRODUCTION PROBLEM Some Interests Blame Government Officials for Ordering Sale and Lease of Reserve Lands.
The bureau has already leased out 965,000 acres of the petroleum reserve lands.
In 1924 a Senate investigation revealed that Fall had accepted a large bribe to lease to private oil interests, without competitive bidding, naval oil reserve lands in the Teapot Dome reserve in Wyoming and other reserves in California.
The agreement, which is very similar to others offered to British Columbia's First Nations, would also restructure the four Northern Secwepemc bands as municipalities, stripping them of all rights and services provided under the Indian Act, including reserve lands, healthcare and housing.
The uninhabited archipelago of Tl'chés represents approximately two-thirds of Lekwungen reserve lands.
Most of them are communal or 'national land reserve' lands (Figs. 5 and 6).
Most of the reserve land is located in parts of the country that have favourable climatic conditions for intensive agriculture.
Elephant protection relies on the defence of reserve land from legal and illegal encroachment, logging, roads and other developments.
The second project, the wharf, would use nature reserve land for an industrial fish-processing complex with a pier and a gas station.
White moved to Vancouver a few months ago, joining the ranks of indigenous Canadians who no longer live on "reserve land".
One way to improve social self-sufficiency of the reserve is to develop ecotourism and private donors, which will increase economic vitality and mitigate the intense economic competition for reserve land.
