Sentence examples for unspoiled area from inspiring English sources

Consider a mining company which has performed open pit mining in some previously unspoiled area.

According to protesters, the proposed development could pose a huge threat to Combe Haven Valley, a large unspoiled area of grass, trees and the occasional rambler, damaging ancient woodland and passing lecherously close to a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Yet it is one of the few great unspoiled areas of the world, offering a varied wildlife and spectacular scenery.

"New Zealand will create the gold standard of conservation areas in the Kermadecs, preserving one of the few relatively unspoiled areas of ocean on Earth," he said.

— who have fallen in love with the country's shrinking unspoiled areas, said they almost wished the recent developments were less encouraging to tourism.

"Such construction would seriously affect one of the most unspoiled areas of the Hudson River, including treasured views from the Cloisters Museum and Gardens, and also have a negative environmental impact on the region," the fund said in a release Tuesday.

Incredible but small islands can have inspiring national parks and unspoiled areas that tourists are used to in many of the more popular territories of the Caribbean.

Matt Rand, Global Ocean Legacy's director, added that New Zealand was preserving "one of the few relatively unspoiled areas of ocean on Earth," and that the impacts would be felt far beyond the region.

Greenpeace had sent its ship to the area last month to protest what it considers to be the risks of drilling for oil in such an environmentally fragile and largely unspoiled region.

Wind farms built along the 2,300-mile 2,300-mileetwork would generate less local opposition than those constructed in unspoiled rural areas, predicted Baroness Brown, an independent peer in the House of Lords.

One of Windsor and Maidenhead's most-valuable assets is its profusion of unspoiled rural areas, including 4,800 acres (2,000 hectares) owned by the crown and 1,000 acres (400 hectares) of National Trust land.