Watersheds in a sentence

The release of the snowpack into the local watersheds along with the rainfall and ice jams led to flooding in parts of southern Ontario particularly the Grand River and Thames River watersheds.

This is happening for two primary reasons: old-growth forests are nearly all cut, and communities have little recourse to protect their watersheds because the province of BC has no legislation giving communities the right to protect their watersheds.

And so before we or whomever start to build, consider the consequences if our wells and watersheds go dry.

A plan was laid before the meeting whereby the government proposes to burn certain portions of timber on the watersheds of Barnes Creek in an effort to increase water supply and to assist grazing interests.

As wildfires become larger and more catastrophic across the drying West, water leaders warn communities must prepare for the eventual impact on the critical watersheds that provide the water flowing from Colorado taps.

Focusing on the two most heavily populated watersheds in Houston's Harris County, Brays Bayou and Greens Bayou, the scholars did fieldwork to understand the diversity of Houston's flood victims.

In many Western states, the idea of watersheds and ecosystems themselves having a right to water is a relatively new political idea.

Locals tend to look down on bagels from elsewhere and studies have been done attributing the unique taste and texture of New York bagels to the city’s water supply, which comes from watersheds in the Catskills.

The Kaliwa River Forest Reserve is named after its geographic location being on the left side of watersheds situated in Luzon’s northeastern seaboard and part of the Sierra Madre Mountain range.

The other two potential copper-nickel mine projects are further north, much larger, and in different watersheds.

The program is called Love Your Lake and was developed by Watersheds Canada and the Canadian Wildlife Federation.

The province says deferring logging activity in two watersheds in the canyon is part of its plan to bring back a “sustained breeding population” of the owl.

Another one includes $1.6 million for upgrades to Oak Bluffs’ wastewater treatment facility, a part of the town’s long-term comprehensive wastewater management plan aimed at reducing nitrogen in its watersheds.

Can a few dozen native fish survive and propagate in watersheds occupied by 22 million humans?

Clearing and chipping waiwī (strawberry guava) was a huge focus because the invasive trees have tremendous negative impacts on Hawai‘i’s watersheds.

Continue to return water to nature and communities, and ensuring the health of watersheds is a major part of this.

Furthermore, healthy rangelands support a wide variety of plant species, protect watersheds, and improve overall ecosystem resilience.

Guests will learn about watersheds, where local water comes from, and how water gets stored and delivered to local homes, all while getting to know the local water district.

Locals worried that the chemical, which turned out to be a neurotoxin called carbaryl, would kill pollinators like bees and butterflies and possibly end up in sensitive watersheds like the Rio Chama.

Satellite images reveal that farmers are extracting surface water directly from watercourses and small impoundments in the headwaters of the Tapajos and Xingu watersheds.