Sentence examples for restored waterways from inspiring English sources

The seasonal lack of water and the agricultural needs of the farms around the Park made it necessary, during the planning stage of the restoration project, to consider the practicability and the effectiveness of some measures that were conceived to optimize the operation of the restored waterways, without altering the historical structure of the system.

They would also require formulating plans to restore waterways that do not meet state and federal clean-water standards.

It is part of a £45m project restoring waterways in Wales and England.

Berkeley has restored three waterways: 200 feet of Strawberry Creek in 1984, 400 feet of Codornices Creek in 1993 and 200 feet of Blackberry Creek in 1995.

The wheel is part of a $127 million Millennium Link project to restore the waterways.

Brazilian scientists point to precedents of restoring vital waterways, as Paris has done with the Seine or London with the Thames, allowing salmon to thrive there decades after they had disappeared.

Let's protect and restore our waterways and oceans for the medicine they provide.

Glasgow has spent more than a decade redeveloping 130 acres of derelict shipyard and unused dockland in an effort to restore the waterway to its former glory.

The Shrewsbury and Newport Canals Trust was created in 2000 to preserve and restore the waterway.

By the early 20th Century trade on the canal had virtually ended, but the waterway was restored and reopened to the public in 1970.

Twelve kilns along the 49-mile (79km) waterway have been restored but only one will be used for bats.