Sentence examples for a worldwide conservation from inspiring English sources

Google has apparently taken note: on March 29, the company briefly darkened its home page in solidarity with "Earth Hour," a worldwide conservation event.

The king, who is honorary president in Spain of the W.W.F., a worldwide conservation group, had to come back early for emergency hip-replacement surgery.

The king, who is honorary president in Spain of the WWF, a worldwide conservation group, had to come back early for emergency hip-replacement surgery.

Since 1988, when Dr. Norman Myers and his colleagues began describing these hot spots in a series of scientific papers and arguing for their protection, they have become a focus of worldwide conservation efforts.

Usually regarded as a strong supporter of worldwide conservation, the government was strongly criticized by biodiversity and wildlife groups and UNESCO for its plan to construct a 50-km (31-mi) two-lane commercial highway through Serengeti National Park.

What the Schoemans have done, in separating these cubs from their mother, and choosing to highlight them on a television show, simply undermines worldwide conservation efforts on behalf of Africa's most endangered cat.

As an increasingly scarce resource, the sustainable use and worldwide conservation of water remains a top priority for BASF.

Google users in Israel will notice today that we "turned the lights out" on the Google.co.il homepage as a gesture to raise awareness of a worldwide energy conservation effort called Earth Hour.

More recently, following worldwide conservation shifts, there has been a substantial increase in conservation efforts beyond protected area boundaries where communities reside, work, and use resources (Bray and Velázquez 2009; King 2009).

Like Elsa the lion or Ling-Ling the panda, Lonesome George has become the "poster boy" of worldwide conservation.

PAs have been regarded as the most important and effective strategy for worldwide conservation efforts, so much so that the international body for environmental conservation, the State Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), has pledged to increase global land coverage of PAs (Juffe-Bignoli et al. 2014).