The phrase "a conservancy of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a protected area or organization dedicated to the conservation of natural resources or wildlife.
Example: "The organization is a conservancy of local wildlife, working to protect endangered species in the region."
Alternatives: "a sanctuary for" or "a preservation of".
According to Sam Lawson of the Nature Conservancy, a Washington-based charity, perhaps only 20,000 people in the world are rich enough to underwrite a conservancy of Tswalu's ambition, and few of them are interested in the African bush.
As a result of the work, in fall 2016 the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to widen a Conservancy of Southwest Florida pilot program that compensates some ranches for calf losses.
One epitope, REYCYEATL, showed a conservancy of 63.51%, while the other 4 epitopes showed conservancy of only 40.54%.
Park lovers become volunteers, or dues-paying members of a conservancy or friends-of group, which are among the models the planners will consider to make Franklin self-sustaining.
In only 3% (n = 4) of the households was a woman a member of a conservancy.
The statute provides for the creation of a conservancy court each time that a petition is duly filed to propose the creation of a new district.
(The New York Times) River Runs The Potomac, which cuts through Washington, is atop a conservancy group's list of America's most endangered rivers.
The new partnership also calls for the creation of a conservancy or friends group dedicated to the bay, to encourage philanthropy.
"Section 6101.05, Ohio Revised Code, submits the first decision in the creation of a conservancy district to the freeholders, who must petition for its creation.
Moreover, since conservancy payments are limited to those owning land inside a conservancy, a large portion of the community do not receive conservancy payments but still experience the cost of lost livestock-grazing space.
Who benefits most from being part of a conservancy: local people, managers, or tourists?
