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The first way is called the riparian zone, which is the— High Plains Journal
During that period, she acted as watershed coordinator for the Bridge Creek and Mid-John Day Watershed Councils and later as a riparian buffer technician.— Local News from union-bulletin.com
The most senior water rights are called "riparian" rights -- typically those attached to land adjacent to a waterway that has a verified historical claim to that water.— ScrippsNews - current events, culture, commentary, community
Dr Russel Norman: Has the Prime Minister had a conversation with the Minister of Tourism about the Government's own research that shows New Zealand's clean and green reputation is worth more than $1 billion per year in export earnings; if so, will he make the kind of Green New Deal investments needed to protect that clean and green reputation, such as riparian planting, and fencing off streams and rivers?— ScreenTalk
ATVs can damage or destroy vegetation, fish habitat, riparian areas, beaches, shorelines, waterways, wildlife habitat, newly reforested areas and forestry plantations.

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