The tree plantings are intended to restore the Rouge River's watershed to natural cover, protect creeks and streams from soil erosion, help to link existing islands of forest and extend wildlife corridors.
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Due to the high trajectory, high rate of fire, and their light weight, mortars are especially suited to terrain with natural cover, in built-up areas and in circumstances with great altitude differences.
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Just like the sod-houses and dugouts of early prairie settlers, the Center s grasses are home to a variety of wildlife that feed on the wild flowers and herbs that grow in this natural cover.
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In 2000 the remaining natural cover in Los Andes was 39 %, that means that over 60 % of its natural coverage has been lost and today this region continues to through natural resource extraction including exploitation, settlement and deforestation.
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German infantry and artillery positions were subjected to methodical bombardment, villages just behind the front line and ground affording natural cover were continuously bombarded and artillery registration and aim were assisted by organised aerial observation, aircraft also frequently being used to bomb villages at night.
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When the artillery piece was in action, the piece's limber would have been six yards behind the piece, depending on the terrain, with the caisson and its limber farther to the rear of the firing line, preferably behind some natural cover such as a ridge.
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In a lecture he gave on the subject, he said that " the brilliant successes of the Boers [ during his service in South Africa ] were due to great extent to their making the best use of natural cover and the construction of artificial cover indistinguishable from nature ."
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A small number of equine associations in North America accept only horses that have been conceived by " natural cover " or " natural service " the actual physical mating of a mare to a stallion the Jockey Club being the most notable of these, as no AI is allowed in Thoroughbred breeding.
