Sentences with phrase «acre wildlife conservation»

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LINCOLN, MA — State and federal land conservation grants totaling $ 2 million have bolstered Mass Audubon's effort to acquire the recently restored Tidmarsh Farms — a former commercial cranberry operation in Plymouth — and create a 479 - acre wildlife sanctuary.

Mass Audubon is proud to have such an effective state wildlife conservation agency, which manages more than 160,000 acres of land, and we look forward to continuing to partner with them on areas of common interest.

Today, Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary and Conservation Center encompasses more than 400 acres, miles of trails, and a fun, information - packed Visitor Center featuring exhibits about the Blackstone River Watershed, energy conservation, native wildliConservation Center encompasses more than 400 acres, miles of trails, and a fun, information - packed Visitor Center featuring exhibits about the Blackstone River Watershed, energy conservation, native wildliconservation, native wildlife and more.

Wellfleet Bay conducts conservation science research and protects endangered, threatened, and at risk wildlife, including sea turtles, diamondback terrapins, coastal waterbirds, and Atlantic horseshoe crabs throughout the Outer Cape, and protects rare and iconic Cape Cod habitats on its 1,100 acre Sanctuary.

The state's largest conservation nonprofit has worked with local landowners, the Housatonic River Natural Resource Damages Fund (HRNRDF), and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to add almost 120 acres to the wildlife sanctuary in Sheffield, which will now total more than 360 acres.

Florida EcoSafaris at Forever Florida (866) 85 - 4EVER www.floridaecosafaris.com At Forever Florida, visitors take a journey through a 4,700 - acre eco-ranch and wildlife conservation area boasting beautifully untamed wilderness, natural streams, wetlands and dense cypress forests.

Just ten guests at a time share this remote 60,000 acre private wildlife conservancy dedicated to the conservation Australia's unique wildlife and birds.

With a backdrop of the Flinders Ranges, Arkaba's 60,000 acre (243 square kilometre) private wildlife conservancy is home to a wide variety of bird and wildlife and a remarkable conservation story.

But elsewhere in Asia, work is moving ahead to turn another area more associated with conflict than conservation into a sanctuary for at - risk elephants.A year and a half after Sri Lanka's quarter - century civil war ended, officials have announced plans to use more than 100,000 acres of jungle — the former stronghold of the Tamil Tigers separatists — to help protect wildlife, The Guardian reported today.