Sentence examples for Conservation-oriented measures from inspiring English sources

Through oral histories, we searched for previous cooperative efforts and key past events or situations that could have shaped fishers' interests in adopting more conservation-oriented measures.

Despite the loss of its small colony after 20 years, DLC believes that establishment of a captive population for conservation-oriented captive breeding purposes could provide an important second level of protection, particularly if habitat protection measures are unsuccessful.

Another project is to create conservation-oriented customer communities.

"The local herpetological societies are almost always conservation-oriented," he said.

Farmers explain some of the conservation-oriented practices that are part of their farm management.

I also participate in various ocean exploration initiatives and conservation-oriented projects.

There was significantly more incorporation of social data in multiuse versus conservation-oriented planning.

The U.S. is wealthy enough to have irrigation practices that are more conservation-oriented and reliable.

The concept of ecosystem services shifts the human nature relationship from a conservation-oriented into a utility-oriented one.

We define conservation-oriented management costs as the costs required to meet objectives for both routine property management and conservation.

We discuss these implications in the context of conservation-oriented monitoring in aquatic ecosystems.