Sentence examples for wilderness zone from inspiring English sources
The draft plan would scrap the wilderness zone and replace it with a "remote recreation zone", which would allow for more "sensible and attractive developments like Pumphouse Point that allow tourists and locals to experience Tasmania's incredible wilderness areas".
Hikers, campers and fishermen in the wilderness zone, the company says, would be unaware of the activity hundreds of feet below, except perhaps for occasional explosions needed to open shafts and reach deposits that Sterling believes total 935 million pounds of copper and 115 million ounces of silver.
There is a scheme in the works from the Jordanian government to divide Wadi Rum into a free access zone and a wilderness zone.
This wilderness zone comprises approximately half of the total area of PNP.
A paired-samples t-test was used to compare the percentage location of collared cows in the wilderness zone pre- and post-fire.
Only in wilderness zones does biodiversity still flourish.
Santa Fe National Forest, except designated wilderness zones and the Caja del Rio area, is already under Stage One fire restrictions, which ban fireworks, open campfires away from developed sites and smoking outside vehicles or buildings.
At the core of the fight is a question that has never been tested on so large a scale since Congress authorized creation of national wilderness areas 38 years ago: Should mines be allowed to extend underneath federally designated wilderness zones, which by statute are to be "untrammeled by man"?
It presumably created in inside wilderness zones, since it demands extended, warm summers for organic product development, is dry season and salt tolerant, in addition to that has a high winter severe prerequisite.
Tumblr difficult to search, hard to organize, endless is one of those online wilderness zones.
In the wilderness buffer zone between the two capitals, Nicosia and Lefkosa, on Monday night, the leaders of north and south were brought together by the UN envoy Espen Barth Eide.
