A wood cleared for a field or reforested, or awatermeadowdrained, will be much more valuable even if the farmer forgoes the grant.
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They would become a kind ofwatermeadowas they have in the south.
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That is the soft flood-plain approach or thewatermeadowapproach.
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How does one cost the maintenance of an ancientwatermeadowwhich cannot be restored were it to be destroyed?
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We then have thewatermeadowsituation, not all of which, unfortunately, is still working.
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It was built in the 19th century and comprised typical terraced houses on an oldwatermeadow.
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The southern meadow is continuously wet and can be considered a "true"watermeadow.
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It shows evidence of previous management as awatermeadowas it has a pattern of ditches.
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Much of the land to the south of the town centre is oldwatermeadow.
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Several are intimately linked to growing hazards as pressure for new housing encroaches upon floodplains and old water meadows.
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In large floodplains, fresh-water herbaceous swamps or marshes and cattle-grazed water meadows surround the forest landward, up to the cultivated areas.
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I should perhaps have declared my interest long ago, both in fisheries and as someone who knows something about water meadows.
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The new clause is also about water meadows.
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Our ancestors developed the valley lands, and had wide- spread areas of water meadows.
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We will not, for example, have the fritillary without water meadows, nor the oxlip without ancient boulder clay woods.
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