How To Use Conservancy In A Sentence
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There are various power conservancy options like three levels of screen brightness, and variable times for screen and disk power-down.
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Noted for its conservancy of wildflowers, this museum southwest of Philadelphia features the art of the Wyeth family.
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Also, the Annapolis Conservancy Board will monitor the easements each year to ensure that their terms are being observed.
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Bonny Doon produces fine cypress, rather than fine wine, because The Nature Conservancy bought the property in 1989 and deeded it to the state as an ecological reserve.
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It must, one would think, have been the badness of the ` ` copy '' that induced the compositors to turn ` ` the nature and theory of the Greek verb '' into _the native theology of the Greek verb_; ` ` the conser < p 124 > vation of energy '' into the _conversation of energy_; and the ` ` Forest Conservancy
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The first alludes to the immemorial right of the mayor and commonalty to the conservancy of the Thames, and to the metage of all coals, grain, salt, fruit, vegetables, and other merchandise sold by measure, delivered at the port of London.
The Corporation of London, Its Rights and Privileges
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In Britain, surveys carried out by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, the Game Conservancy Trust and Forest Enterprise, showed that the UK black grouse population fell from about 25,000 males in the early 1990s to an estimated 6,510 males in 1995 / 6.
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Just a few of the benefits to your program are natural beauty, recreational opportunity, environmental education, conservancy, wildlife protection, and resource utilization.
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A natural system of conservancy was in vogue, almost every hill top is dedicated to some local deity and the trees on or about the spot are regarded with great respect so that nobody dare touch them.
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The Department of Conservation's Wanganui conservancy has reported to me that it has assisted people affected by the floods with equipment and labour.
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Its conservancy of freely available information includes software, music, literature, art, history and philosophy.
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– The Nature Conservancy has reintroduced this endangered bird in Central Florida, with funding used to monitor birds released in 2007 and translocate 10 more birds to the site in 2008.
Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund Now Accepting Applications for 2009 | The Disney Blog
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The ecological significance of the color of bioluminescence and conservancy of green emission in larval fireflies and other luminescent beetle larvae is discussed.
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In the selective examination to observe the sealing effect of grouted curtain on Geheyan water conservancy project, it was surprisedly found that some paste had not hardened.
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They followed Highhawk's body into the bright fluorescent lighting of the conservancy laboratory.
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Smallie said the birds' natural habitat is the wetlands, and wetland conservancy is therefore urged.
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The conservancy employs 55 scouts to check on the rhinos' whereabouts and to catch poachers.
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Some small, but highly distinctive or rare communities, such as bogs and glades, have been protected by private organizations such as The Nature Conservancy.
Appalachian mixed mesophytic forests
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The two springs Nestlé is proposing to draw water from are fed directly by the Arkansas River, the flows of which are bolstered by transmountain diversions from the Roaring Fork Watershed," the conservancy's paper said.
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1994 Nature Conservancy May-June 18/2 People, who scare turtles, also bring litter, which..also brings more raccoons to predate nests.
Mind your words ...
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A former wilderness guide now with the Adirondack Nature Conservancy, Prickett had done bird surveys from the mountain, recording Bicknell's thrush, Swainson's thrush, winter wren, blackpoll warbler and white-throated sparrow.
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The Conservancy Board will tour the Navarro Headlands and Salmon Creek Forest projects.
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Olmstead and Vaux when they designed the park, than by the Central Park Conservancy after high rollers with a complimentary plaque who have ponied up to pay for their backyard's maintenance.
Every Hill Deserves a Name
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Several speakers raised concerns about the draft OCP approach to nature conservancy.
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There are various power conservancy options like three levels of screen brightness, and variable times for screen and disk power-down.
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Suitable sites for putting up sheds and necessary arrangements for conservancy, lighting and general sanitation of the health camp were made.
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Gradually, with the support of the conservancy, backyard efforts initiated by people with a passion for a particular breed began to appear.
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Commonly known as Catalina, the island is a picturesque tourist destination, although much of the island was purchased in 1975 by the Santa Catalina Island Conservancy and now is preserved against development
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The tour also visits several conservancy preserves, including newly acquired Watson Brake Mounds, one of the oldest mound complexes known.
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The conservancy believes feral felines should be removed permanently from the environment and taken to shelters.
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The hawk was captured weighing 424 grams and was called "emaciated" by conservancy Vice President Linda Moore.
Cooper's hawk trapped in Library of Congress is captured
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The main driving force in China to survey and draw maps was often for military reasons but also for problems such as water conservancy.
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In the USA it is the North American bison and passenger pigeon which have taught us the harshest lessons about the need for conservancy.
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In both the work done in Wiltshire and in the work that we did at the Game Conservancy Trust, we found over-reporting of the hunt culls by farmers.
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The drivers of the Corporation's conservancy vehicles struck work on Thursday, demanding that the vehicles be kept in roadworthy condition.
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Among his principal beneficiaries have been the Public Library, which Wilson describes as a conservator of books; Environmental Defense, one of whose concerns is global warming; the World Monuments Fund, which is in the business of preserving beautiful buildings around the world, and the Nature Conservancy, which acquires land to prevent it from being developed and thus enable wild life and vegetation to be preserved.
Dan Dorfman: Short Seller Goes Long on the Future
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The Nature Conservancy has been an innovator and leader in free-market environmentalism.
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With $228,664 worth of grants from license-tag funding, the Nature Conservancy, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, organizers from the Marine Discovery Center and Volusia County government are hoping to turn Chicken Island into a kind of showplace for how estuary-restoring efforts work.
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The tour also visits several conservancy preserves, including newly acquired Watson Brake Mounds, one of the oldest mound complexes known.
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The conservancy employs 55 scouts to check on the rhinos' whereabouts and to catch poachers.
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The school district says it seriously considered the feasibility of the conservancy's proposals and drafted a plan that aimed to reconcile everyone's needs.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Department and The Nature Conservancy are monitoring the Gila topminnow and Huachuca water umbel populations at the spring.
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The tour also visits several conservancy preserves, including newly acquired Watson Brake Mounds, one of the oldest mound complexes known.
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It must, one would think, have been the badness of the ` ` copy '' that induced the compositors to turn ` ` the nature and theory of the Greek verb '' into _the native theology of the Greek verb_; ` ` the conser < p 124 > vation of energy '' into the _conversation of energy_; and the ` ` Forest Conservancy
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The 50,000 acres of land at Gourlays Ranch is a recognised wildlife conservancy, home to thousands of animals including elephants, leopards, sables and kudus.
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The Eagle Rock area was purchased by the Sempervirens Fund, a local land conservancy, and sold to the state for inclusion in Big Basin Redwoods State Park.
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Ni'erji eater conservancy project as an important project constructed by the state is strictly managed according to the law of tender and bid and the correlational policy and statute.
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The tour also visits several conservancy preserves, including newly acquired Watson Brake Mounds, one of the oldest mound complexes known.
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Under previous legislation the procedures usually involved consultation between the agriculture departments and the then Nature Conservancy Council.
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I have supported both preservation of art and architecture and nature conservancy and I'm sure I'm not alone among your readers.
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Last year the conservancy scored a triumph by acquiring 525,000 acres of desert land from a development corporation.
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The Economic Affairs Minister said that public investment in water conservancy is necessary, even if it means increasing public debt.
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The Lewis County Water Conservancy Board will also be invited to attend.
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The conservancy works in partnership with garden owners, both public and private, to ensure that these landscapes will continue to thrive as their original owners and garden designers intended.
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Last year the conservancy scored a triumph by acquiring 525,000 acres of desert land from the Corporation.
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Southeastern Cave Conservancy Inc. was formed to acquire and manage caves for scientific study, education of those persons interested in speleology, and conservation of these resources.
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But the Battery comes under the jurisdiction of the city, state and federal governments, unlike Central Park, where the conservancy's only partner is the city.
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Alison McGee, a biologist with the Nature Conservancy in Georgia, said the Pentagon's commitment allowed local groups to be more ambitious in rebuilding the natural ecosystem.
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Also in Alaska, the conservancy wants Prince William Sound declared an ocean wilderness although there have been attempts since 1973 to have the land around it designated wilderness.
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Under previous legislation the procedures usually involved consultation between the agriculture departments and the then Nature Conservancy Council.
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The Oklahoma Nature Conservancy owns 6.07 km2 of this watershed, which includes some large shortleaf pine on the steeper slopes that are 51 to 76 cm in diameter and blackgum and hickory that may be up to 91 cm in diameter.
Ozark Mountain forests
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In that short time, the conservancy spent more than $10 million on land acquisition in the Big Woods.
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In addition, the National Park Service and Parks Conservancy are taking the lead in restoring the tidal lagoon at Muir Beach and improving the former Banducci farm site.
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The 50,000 acres of land at Gourlays Ranch is a recognised wildlife conservancy, home to thousands of animals including elephants, leopards, sables and kudus.
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Additional information on the autecology and synecology of Microstegium (and other species ranked herein) are in The Nature Conservancy's Element Stewardship Abstracts.
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From peeper scopes to duct tape -- learn more about the cool tools Nature Conservancy scientists use to solve conservation issues.
Conservation Tools: 'Very Pistols,' Underwater Paper, Amphibious Vehicles And Other Cool Gadgets Used By The Nature Conservancy Scientists (PHOTOS)
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After the fence is completed, The Nature Conservancy will conduct aggressive alien plant and animal control within the exclosure, which will also serve as a reintroduction site for at least three more endangered plant species.
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Each partner contributed land to the conservancy.
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And the conservancy has already offered 90,000 of the most suitable acres to local people and set up a trust in their behalf.
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Traveling south by van, Teddy and her Nature Conservancy companions were hindered by rockslides but continued on to Deqin.
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Other predators resident on the conservancy, which the lion could expect to encounter are the leopard, hyaena, jackal, lynx-like caracal, honey badger, serval and the small spotted genet.
Rare White Lions Return To The Wild | Impact Lab
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After 1953, the conservancy became a joint project of the French and Cambodian Governments.
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Farmers and landowners are being urged to save rare arable plants by wildlife conservation charity, The Game Conservancy Trust.
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Cindy Brown, who runs the Gulf of Mexico program for The Nature Conservancy (and, I am proud to say, is a Nicholas School alum), applauds projects like this but believes they will eventually fall short without addressing the root causes of the wetlands problem -- the mess we have made of the Mississippi River with the dams and the levees and the channelization and the canals crisscrossing the delta.
Bill Chameides: Working on the Wetlands: One Blade of Grass at a Time
