Sentence examples for Wildlife preservation from inspiring English sources

Larger areas of these soils have been managed for flood control, water purification, and wildlife preservation.

He kills them as if he were some renegade member of a wildlife preservation organization.

He and Sandy shared their passion for travel, the environment and wildlife preservation.

Many forests in England are managed by the Forest Commission, which, besides promoting timber production, also emphasizes wildlife preservation.

Despite Britain's fervor for wildlife preservation, it has no central government agency like the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The police officer and his companion get a lecture from the WildAid rangers about the need for wildlife preservation.

In 1989, Claiborne and her husband resigned from the company they started, liquidated their stock and began making grants to wildlife-preservation groups.

In Costa Rica's Osa reserve two wildlife-preservation groups are testing similar metal-detector and satellite technology intended to curb the poaching of exotic birds (sold to pet stores) and jaguars (killed for their fur, or because they eat livestock).

In recent months, wildlife-preservation agencies, park rangers, and, in some cases, national armies have turned to unmanned aircraft to help them find increasingly sophisticated wildlife traffickers.

This species is listed in CITES Appendix II, Schedule III of the Bangladesh Wildlife (Preservation) Act (1974), Schedule I of Part I of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act (amended up to 2002), and Category II of the Chinese Wildlife Protection Act (1989).

In Thailand, flying foxes are protected by the Wildlife Preservation and Protection Act, B.E. 2535 (1992), which forbids hunting protected wild animals and protects wildlife sanctuaries.