Sentence examples for sanctuary project from inspiring English sources
Now, a new organization of about three dozen scientists, marine veterinarians, and engineers called the Whale Sanctuary Project has begun developing plans for an orca sanctuary, including coves and small groups of islands that could be cordoned off.
He also serves on the advisory board of The Whale Sanctuary Project whose mission is to establish a model seaside sanctuary for cetaceans (porpoises, dolphins and whales).
This grant was identified by Jennie Kay, who launched the Detroit Sanctuary Project and received one of our first grants in 2013 and is also now a grant advisor to the Pollination Project.
Sharon Lee Hart spent time at ten farm animal rescues around the country as part of her "Sanctuary" project, visiting abused and neglected creatures that had been given a new opportunity at life.
It had its moments, namely the way the women's voices mingled in Danspace Project's sanctuary performance space.
"We come across problems with service all the time," said Betsy Tsai, co-director of the Courtroom Advocates Project at Sanctuary for Families, a nonprofit group.
As part of the project, the sanctuary would be enlarged, the altar moved closer to the people and the communion rail removed, all in keeping with the reforming spirit of the Second Vatican Council.
Wildlife activist Kishor Rithe wrote in Sanctuary Asia that the project "would involve massive construction of two tunnels, two power houses, and an entire irrigation colony all inside the core of the Panna tiger reserve, where a herculean effort had just seen the return of tigers".
Barnes goes on to explain that without Roger, there would be no kangaroo sanctuary as the whole project started ten years ago with our muscle-bound boy and a few of his wives Ella and Abigail.
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Thanks to the Donkey Sanctuary for funding this project and to the Donkey Sanctuary (UK and Ethiopia) for facilitation of field work; to Prof. Sebsebe Demissew at the National Herbarium of Addis Ababa University; Dr. John Edmondson (Honorary research associate at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew) and to Jane Roberts (Arley Hall & Gardens).
