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conservancy <pl conservancies> [美 kənˈsərvənsi, 英 kənˈsəːv(ə)nsi] 名词
1. conservancy C (controlling board):
2. conservancy U (conservation):
nature [美 ˈneɪtʃər, 英 ˈneɪtʃə] 名词
1. nature U (universe, way of things):
2.1. nature U or C (of people):
2.2. nature U (of things, concepts):
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nature [ˈneɪtʃəʳ, 美 -tʃɚ] 名词
1. nature 无复数 (the environment, natural forces):
2. nature (essential or innate qualities):
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nature [ˈneɪ·tʃər] 名词
1. nature (the environment, natural forces):
2. nature (essential or innate qualities):
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The conservancy also acquires rights to land through time-leasing, receives land through donations and acquisition of foreclosures, and as mitigation for development projects.
en.wikipedia.org Each conservancy has a warden and a ranger to protect the wildlife and these are paid by the tour operator.
en.wikipedia.org Private-public partnerships have taken significant control of public parks and playgrounds through conservancy groups set up to manage what is considered unmanageable by public agencies.
en.wikipedia.org In 1854, he was appointed to temporarily manage the conservancy and showed great aptitude for these new forestry duties.
en.wikipedia.org Although the water closet was used in wealthy homes, concerns over river pollution, costs and available water supplies meant that most towns and cities chose more labour-intensive dry conservancy systems.
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