Sentence examples for Ecological stewardship from inspiring English sources

Ecological stewardship: a common reference for ecosystem management, Elsevier Science Ltd., Oxford.

Ecological stewardship: a common reference for ecosystem management, pp. 517 556.

Abbey's standards — in literature as well as in ecological stewardship — were often brutally high.

Paddlers hope to renew their commitment to ecological stewardship and draw attention to the waterways' life-giving qualities.

However voluntary strategies for encouraging ecological stewardship on private property in cities are not well studied.

But it has regained much of its biological vitality since the early 1970s, thanks to concerted ecological stewardship.

"Ecological Conciousness as Stewardship of God's Creation". D. Min.

Garden experiences foster ecological literacy and stewardship skills, enhancing an awareness of the link between plants in the landscape and our clothing, food, shelter, and well-being.

In this spiritually-grounded moral posture, all beings on earth make up one household (oikos) which benefits from an economy (oikonomia) that takes ecological and social stewardship (oikonomos) seriously.

I think it's great that part of the ecological and social stewardship at the heart of the emergent Christian movement is to know more about where all of the goods we consume come from, and at what cost.

Wilson conceived of a season that would stretch for eight weeks, from St. Francis' Day in early October until the Advent Season of the Episcopal Church in December, thus exposing believers at all levels of their being, physical, mental and spiritual, to the concepts of environmental stewardship and ecological justice.