Sentence examples for with wetlands from inspiring English sources

Deep ripping disgorges rock, sand and dirt, which can interfere with wetlands' ability to retain water.

The study was requested in 1998 by a group of federal agencies that were dealing with wetlands.

"With wetlands all around, the house was perfectly situated on a drained rise to take advantage of all the resources of the marsh," Mr. Turrell said.

Many who vehemently opposed development efforts won a significant battle in 2007 against a company called ARS Partners, forcing it to renounce its claim to almost half of a 56-acre site punctuated with wetlands along the Newtown Turnpike.

The region's landscape was largely shaped by glacial forces, which deposited materials that produced the beautiful hill country and low-lying lands that are now filled with wetlands, lakes, and meandering streams.

He bought the land in 1998, paying $145,000 for a four-bedroom farmhouse, an old dairy barn, several outbuildings and 640 acres with wetlands and grassland that he rents to a rancher.

Putting greens are generally considered landscaping, and short of problems with wetland areas, they do not require the approval of zoning authorities.

Imperial College London has a 240-acre (97-hectare) site with wetland, farmland, parkland, and laboratories at Silwood Park near Ascot, Berkshire; it also owns a mine near Truro, Cornwall.

The riverbanks will be replanted with wetland grasses and other native species as they have been on lab grounds near North Street, where a pilot cleanup program was completed in 2001.

Filtered MeHg was positively correlated with wetland abundance.

Fig. 10 shows the predicted copper solubility trends compared with wetland effluent data.