Examples of Estuary project in a sentence
Long-term management strategies and actions are needed to address issues in the Capitol Lake – Deschutes Estuary project area.
In the case of Puntarenas, the progress made to restore water quality through the “ Salvemos el Estero” [Let’s Save the Estuary] project was maintained in 2004, although sewerage discharge and garbage dumps in the surrounding areas are problems that remain unresolved (E: Marín, 2005).The overexploitation of marine biodiversity for human consumption is a second threat to Costa Rica’s marine-coastal resources, and particularly affects sea bass, snook, snapper, whitecap, conger, and three species of shrimp.
Graph from Lisa C, Naveiras M, Alfonso-Bartolozzi B, Belda-Salmerón L, Montés-Micó R, Alfonso JF.
On the approach set out above with reference to the Advocate General’s opinion in Castro Verde, if the Government in due course was to proceed with an Inner Thames Estuary project, the assessment of alternatives under Article 6(4) would have to take account of the particular IROPI that arise.
Action: JCW.• Biosphere Reserve – Estuary project approved with EA funding to address faecal deposits affecting water quality, working with 20 farms in catchments draining into estuary and would welcome partners publicising this work• North Devon Council addressing air quality issues from traffic in Braunton.
LTV is an abbreviation for the Long Term Vision Scheldt Estuary project undertaken in partnership between the Netherlands and Flanders.The UK report also discusses additional resources needed for achieving effective PP.
Monitoring and evaluationMonitoring and evaluation forms an integral part of the Our Dee Estuary project.
The Interregional Wadden Sea Cooperation (IRWC) brings together the different territorial authorities of the three countries bordering the cooperation area.The Forth Estuary project area is defined as the tidal waters of the Forth, but the project is concerned with all activities which may impact upon this area.
In 2000, the Bellingham Bay Demonstration Pilot EIS identified four Padden Creek Estuary project sites, and rated them as most important with a high priority for restoration.
There is a strong evidence base underpinning support for the creative economy in Kent and Medway, which supports and draws on key initiatives such as Folkestone Creative Quarter, the Creative Estuary project and Medway’s previous bid for UK City of Culture status – all of which offer wider ‘placemaking’ benefits beyond the creative industries themselves.