"It's akin to someone plowing up a wildflower meadow, just because they can, " says Roberts.
The sites include features such as ancient hunting sites, wildflower-rich meadows and native woodland.
Gusty winds in excess of 30kph at the Wildflower course were deemed to compromise safety.
Wildflower Health focused on reducing pregnancy complications, for example, while Wellframe looked at cardiac rehab.
The Paradise area of the park, famed for its views and wide-ranging wildflower meadows, offers a variety of hikes.
Different areas have names such as Chelsea Thicket, Wildflower Field and Woodland Flyover.
Mr. Spielberg first noticed his work in 1991, when he saw "Wildflower, " a television movie shot by Mr. Kaminski.
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Between mid-August and mid-September, the park offers an accessible, southern look at the spring wildflower bloom, which carpets the country's western expanses.
Cycling addicts (particularly those who like the idea of riding along wildflower fields and endless green pastures) should navigate the peaceful Eugene Wine Trail.
These included the protection of the wildflower meadow at Ducklington Mead Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI) and suggestions for the use of the site once mineral extraction has finished.
To establish a meadow, it usually takes 10 to 20 pounds of wildflower and grass seed for each acre, says Howard Bright, president of Ion Exchange, a specialty nursery in Harpers Ferry, Iowa.
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After a chopper drops off guests in an idyllic wildflower-covered valley, mountaineers strap on helmets and harnesses, clip their via ferrata lanyards to the metal cable bolted to the base of Mount Nimbus, and begin to climb.
With a closing announcement of "When we talk about a green theme, we walk the walk and talk the talk, " the guests were urged to go home and plant the wildflower seeds embedded in their seating cards.
After years of wrangling with private landowners, sportsmen and local politicians, the US Department of Interior established the EHNWR on 18 January, solidifying protection for the wildflower-dappled prairie an area key to the survival of the Everglades further south.
On the high point of the first, Edburton Hill, are the earthworks of a motte-and-bailey castle, which in spring and early summer are a knee-high wildflower meadow: agrimony, wild mignonette, red clover, yellow rattle, marjoram, scabious, knapweed and the odd tall bolt of fireweed, through all of which wander string-like stems of bindweed.
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