The phrase "affects the conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of certain actions or factors on conservation efforts or practices.
Example: "The increase in pollution significantly affects the conservation of local wildlife habitats."
Alternatives: "impacts the conservation" or "influences the conservation".
For starters, it directly affects the conservation status of Atlantic bluefin, a species whose numbers are already at near-historic lows.
What affects the conservation of the operon or gene block structure in different taxa?
We then use this SOS to assess the evolution of individual regulatory interactions and to find out whether the rearrangement of these connections affects the conservation of network motifs.
The federal report called fisheries the "most significant man-made factor affecting the conservation and recovery of the loggerhead".
A collisional term is introduced in the discrete model to control the filamentation effect, but does not affect the conservation properties of the system.
The consumption of animal-sourced food products by humans is one of the most powerful negative forces affecting the conservation of terrestrial ecosystems and biological diversity.
An implementation of the penalty term that does not affect the conservation of mass, momentum and energy, is also proposed and studied.
There is great scope for further investigation of the properties of mosaics and the mechanisms by which they affect the conservation of biodiversity.
We recommend further research on soil functions affected by earthworms in riparian areas because these non-native earthworms could affect the conservation value of unmanaged agricultural buffers and forest fragments in southern Quebec, Canada.
We investigated how forest cover and management intensification affect the conservation value of cacao agroforests for mammals in an Atlantic forest landscape in southern Bahia, the most extensive area of diverse shaded cacao plantations in Brazil.
The rural landscape is largely a historical product and the time has come to assess it accordingly, identifying not only its threats and criticalities, but also challenging the policy directives and research approaches developed in recent decades that are negatively affecting the conservation and management of values associated with it.
