Archaeological sites are part of our living legacy," said Howard Crombie, natural resources department director for the Confederated Tribes.
What does NRD stand for?
NRD stands for Natural Resources Department
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We have 77 other meanings of NRD in our Acronym Attic
- National Research Centre for the Working Environment (Denmark)
- National Research Centre for Women and Families
- National Research Centre on Yak (National Research Centre on Yak; Arunachal Pradesh, India)
- National Resource Center for Youth Development
- National Resource Center for Youth Mediation (New Mexico Center for Dispute Resolution)
- National Resource Center for Youth Services
- National Rebuilding Day (various locations)
- National Registration Database (Canada)
- National Resources Database
- Natural Resource Damage
Samples in periodicals archive:
The Energy Ministry's Natural Resources Department owns the associated gas lying in reservoirs operated by firms other than TPAO.
Quillin was arrested for DUI Farber Schreck's natural resources department, Reid's practice focuses on environmental, energy and regulatory issues.
The conference, which will be held by the university's Agriculture and Natural Resources department, will focus on sustainable agriculture for food security and economic development.
Singling out oil sands crude creates an artificial and potentially discriminatory regulatory distinction," said the note from Mark Corey of Canada's natural resources department.
Today's rules, enforced by the Oil Conservation Division of the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, were drawn on our state's experience with environmental damage and waste caused by liquid drifting from neglected wellbores.
Director of Suwaida Natural Resources Department Nazih Amasha said the reserve includes perennial trees aged 300 years such as oak, terebinth, wild pear and sumac.
Church leaders and environmentalists joined people from Guimaras in a march to the Environment and Natural Resources Department in Quezon City Aug.