| Most birds only frequent these saltworks when their salinity is low to medium. |
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| Confederate forces took salt supplies and other goods from the Kanawha River valley, destroying most of the saltworks as they departed. |
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| Two other trials also led to results which allowed the saltworks to operate for more than 60 years. |
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| The saltworks areas are subject to the same risks as the lagoon and estuary biocenoses, i.e. heavy anthropisation. |
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| The saltworks or salt pans around the shores of the Balearic islands have been exploited for hundreds of years. |
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| The island is also one of China's major producers of salt, with several large saltworks along its coasts. |
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| The bay is of economic importance for the sharks and other fishes in its waters and for the saltworks on its shores. |
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| Many species of birds like the avocet, black-necked grebe and curlew sandpiper depend upon the saltworks, feeding exclusively on Artemia. |
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| Rich salt-mines created a town not only of great substance but also of great wobbliness, as the saltworks wreaked architectural havoc for over 1100 years. |
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| Goat raising by the Wayuu people is widespread, and there is some pearl fishing as well as saltworks on the coast. |
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| Another reason why birds prefer saltworks is that hunting prohibition is more effective there than in the rest of the wetlands. |
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| The Teutonic Knights built two saltworks in Ciechocinek which operated until the end of the 18th century. |
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| These saltworks are often feeding areas for birds, particularly the pink flamingoes, Phoenicopterus ruberroseus, and the Tadorna tadorna sheldrake. |
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| Stroganovs developed farming, hunting, saltworks, fishing, and ore mining on the Urals and established trade with Siberian tribes. |
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| Their orientation follows the curve of the wall, so the common geometrical vanishing point of their reflexions is located in the panopticon oculus of the director's house, in the middle of the saltworks. |
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| By the end of the XVII and the beginning of the XVIII century Solikamsk was the largest saltworks in Russia producing more than a half of the total volume of salt sold in the country. |
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| Fortified towns and saltworks were established here. |
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| As the previous days a bivouac was not easy to find, I was satisfied with a spot close to the saltworks at approximately 32 kilometres before from Bima. |
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| He also annexed the saltworks, which belonged to the Shustov and Filatiyev families. |
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| All the family wealth, included several large estates and saltworks, were passed to Anikey. |
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| A native of the Veliky Ustyug area in the northern European Russia, Khabarov was a manager for the Stroganovs at the saltworks in Solvychegodsk. |
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| The area between Franeker and Harlingen has to do in the coming years with subsidence by gas and solar saltworks along with climate change. |
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| It was the reason for opening numerous salt mines in northern Europe and sea saltworks in the south which improved technique of its extraction. |
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| The first team, currently mid-table in CDFL Division One, plays its home games at School Lane Elton while the reserve team plays at the Saltworks Farm in Frodsham. |
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| Last August, 30 youths were spotted shining laser pens into the cockpits of planes going into Liverpool's John Lennon Airport in the Saltworks area of Frodsham. |
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