The new issue of Bazaar is the first fully under the stewardship of Glenda Bailey, a native of Derbyshire, England, whose salt-of-the-earth affect made her an unusual choice to run a fashion magazine predicated partly on the fiction that its readers are already size 2 and sated.
The study concludes with a discussion of C policy in California, and recommends that policy makers reconsider the importance of C stocks in agricultural systems for GHG mitigation as well as for improving farm stewardship, conserving wildlands, and/or incorporate planting of native trees and vegetation on farm properties.
Forty years ago, the people of Hawai'i agreed to share two of our highest and most sacred summits with a small community of UH astronomers - on the promise of protection and stewardship of fragile alpine habitats, endemic native species, and sacred cultural landscapes.
Alongside his campaign ads, a candidate in Buin Zahra, Qazvin province, has offered voters seeds of native floral species to encourage stewardship and conservation.
And throughout his 18-year stewardship of the church, Monsignor Gradilone, a native of Ridgewood, Queens, was regarded as a gifted, professorial priest and an unflinchingly generous man.
Of centuries of arduous labor tending vineyards on precipitous slopes, and of native sons and daughters who depart looking for an easier life, only to be drawn back to claim their stewardship of the vines?
Because I'd like to be one of those guests that comes back in years to come and find the water, sand and native flora as gorgeous as when I visited, the result of true stewardship of a place.
Nevertheless, the bling of that industry gives pause: a tent with Afghan carpets and a deep English bath, not to mention a native guard standing by with a spear, may have more to do with pampering customers than with stewardship of the land.In the end, though, there is more in play than science.
Take his stewardship of London.
"But it's a stewardship of a collection".
