The phrase "aim to conserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or intentions related to preservation or sustainability efforts.
Example: "Our organization aims to conserve natural resources and promote environmental sustainability in our community."
Alternatives: "strive to preserve" or "seek to protect".
These aim to conserve natural wonders in some instances, historical and cultural sites in others.
A Greater London National Park would be a new kind of park: a 'national park city' that would aim to conserve London's ability to be dynamic, to innovate and to evolve.
In keeping with its aim to conserve energy and be efficient in both its manufacturing and its products, Toyota will use solar energy and wind power to reduce global warming emissions at what it called five "sustainable plants".
As this beetle is beneficial, we aim to conserve the nymphs and adults as a biological control agent that has the capability of consuming 20-60 aperdayperespectivelytively.
We summarise research carried out during the THESEUS project (2009 2014) which optimised the design of coastal defence structures with the aim to conserve or restore native species diversity.
He deplored, on one hand, "the pressure being exerted by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum, gas, lumber, gold and forms of agro-industrial monocultivation" and, on the other hand, threats from policies that ostensibly aim to conserve land "without taking into account" its inhabitants.
Developers are aiming to conserve rainwater, generate solar energy and reuse building materials.
The IBA program identifies and aims to conserve areas that are vital to birds and other biodiversity.
In the mid-1970s he chaired the expert group on seed storage of the International Board For Plant Genetic Resources, which was aiming to conserve crop diversity.
The Rainforest Alliance is a non-governmental organisation that aims to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behaviour.
Virginia and Maryland both have passed antipollution laws aimed to conserve Chesapeake Bay as a safe environment for fishing as well as general recreation.
