Sentence examples for a global conservation from inspiring English sources
Defining What's Endangered The Nature Conservancy, an Arlington, Va.-based conservation organization, has created a "global conservation atlas," scheduled for public release in mid-2009, whish is designed to draw attention to and protect the planet's most vital habitats: oceans and coasts; lakes and rivers; deserts and arid lands; grasslands; and forests.
Brett Jenks is the president and chief executive of Rare, a global conservation organization based in Arlington, Virginia.
There are journals, newsletters, government committees, inter-agency groups and a global conservation hit list of the 100 most wanted (dead) new species.
It is part of a global conservation machine which, we hope, will pay out when we can reintroduce captive-bred African penguins back into the wild at some later date.
OSLO (Reuters) — A global conservation group urged retailers on Monday to stop selling Mediterranean bluefin tuna as part of a move by several European supermarket chains meant to help the fish's stocks recover.
The two-day conference includes officials from 80 countries, and is the most visible effort to date by the Obama administration to lead a global conservation effort for the oceans.
Page A14 PANEL WARNS OF EXTINCTION CRISIS A quarter of all mammals are in danger of extinction because of habitat loss, according to a study by a leading global conservation body.
Results: In catalytic residue prediction, INTREPID provides significant improvements over Evolutionary Trace, ConSurf as well as over a baseline global conservation method on a set of 100 manually curated enzymes from the Catalytic Site Atlas.
In 2012 they participated in Clean-up the World Day (an annual global conservation event to be held again on 20 to 22 September 2013) by leading hundreds of local school children in and around Nazareth, picking up garbage along the route.
And, almost an afterthought, it will be a tragedy for global conservation as hot spots of biodiversity are destroyed.
The ranking of breeds provides a basis for conservation strategies for Ethiopian sheep and contributes to a regional or global conservation plan.
