The phrase "aimed at conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts, initiatives, or policies that are intended to protect or preserve the environment or natural resources.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at conservation, ensuring that endangered species receive the protection they need."
Alternatives: "focused on conservation" or "targeted towards conservation".
"As human management of ecosystems and populations increases, even when aimed at conservation, evolutionary processes are altered.
We conclude that this is a valuable tool for guiding future efforts aimed at conservation and management of highly diverse tropical forests.
Lack of landscape connectivity and habitat loss is major threats to biodiversity and ecosystem integrity in nature reserves aimed at conservation.
Now, advances in gas turbines have made gas more attractive, even if oil prices go below $10.Another factor is a legacy of previous oil shocks taxes that are aimed at conservation.
The Convention on Biological Diversity was the first global agreement aimed at conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity.
These results should have obvious implications in arriving at rational decisions aimed at conservation of buffalo genetic variability [ 2].
Such biased models, if adopted by ecologists, foresters and resource managers, may have serious and adverse consequences for efforts aiming at conservation, restoration and sustainable management of forests ecosystems.
Nutritional therapy aims at conservation or restoration of the body protein mass and of provision of adequate amounts of energy.
Biological Limit Reference Point (LRP) - Biological reference point indicating limits of the fishery exploitation with regard to stock self-reproduction, aiming at conservation of the resource.
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS), is a FAO Programme aiming at conservation, adaptation and development of the agricultural systems, which are outstanding landscapes that combine agricultural biodiversity, resilient ecosystems and a valuable cultural heritage.
Biological Precautionary Reference Point (PaRP) - biomass levels (Bpa) and fishing levels (Fpa), established under the precautionary principle, concerning the reproduction of the stock, aiming at conservation of the resources.
