Sentence examples for Economic conservation from inspiring English sources

Calibrated models were projected forward under a range of "optimal" fishing efforts designed to achieve economic, conservation or biodiversity objectives.

This report looked at the social, economic, conservation and animal welfare aspects of a ban on hunting with hounds, but the trust decided yesterday that the report did not alter the basis on which it had developed its field sports policy.

Ecosystem management in tropical timber plantations: satisfying economic, conservation and social objectives.

Outcome 4: Interpret trade-offs between economic development, conservation and food security.

The difficulty for New Zealand is balancing the cost of its biosecurity program against the economic and conservation benefits it provides.

What is does do is highlight that the recorded changes need urgent investigation, particularly for species with high economic or conservation importance".

Matt Rand, director of the global oceans legacy at Pew Charitable Trust, says taking full stock of the value of living marine resources makes both economic and conservation sense.

Changing economic or conservation priorities are increasingly leading to the removal of these plantations, but the ability of these stands to recover into natural communities varies across ecosystems.

Karami et al. (2017) [62] SD   Perceived wellbeing, Quality of life, Social structure development, Rural and agricultural economic conditions, Conservation of community resources.

Probably most important is that, in addition to monetary and economic benefits, conservation of wild pandas may help China protect a wide variety of other, less beloved, species that live alongside these iconic beasts.

All of us want to find the right solution to stabilize elephant populations in Africa through sound economic and conservation policies.