The phrase "amount of conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of conservation efforts or resources in a specific context.
Example: "The amount of conservation implemented in the region has significantly improved the local ecosystem."
Alternatives: "level of conservation" or "degree of conservation".
TFBS were found to be the most conserved among primates, followed by rodents, and the least amount of conservation was found between human and opossum.
"There's a tremendous amount of conservation planning already being done," Mr. Lacey said.
There's a decent amount of conservation info on the Web site and amid the saturation programming that's otherwise focused on Carcharodon-style carnage.
The amount of conservation needed to control conifers at large temporal and spatial scales can be quantified by multiplying land area by the time needed for conifer abundance to progress to critical thresholds (i.e., "conservation volume").
Thanks to its naturally cute appearance, and status as a global conservation icon, the panda attracts a disproportionate amount of conservation resources.
In biological terms, there has been an enormous amount of "conservation" of genetic material over evolutionary time.
Although it is impossible to demonstrate the effectiveness of species action planning through rigorous scientific assessment, these results indicate a substantial amount of conservation-relevant activity directly attributable to the process.
Greater amounts of conservation funding are associated with a greater decrease in per capita land consumption (Table 1; F(3, 270) = 3.8, P = 0.01).
Seventy-two of the 85 sites show strong amounts of conservation, differing in two or fewer lineages.
A slight growth of amount of conserved sequence caused by higher conservation of exons shows a different shape and does not explain observed positional distribution of autoregulatory sites.
Here we apply a climate change "test" to a framework for estimating the amount of agricultural conservation practices needed to achieve desired fish conservation outcomes for four watersheds in the Saginaw Bay region of Michigan, USA.
