Sentence examples for applied conservation from inspiring English sources

Another change is that NCEAS is focusing more of its efforts on applied conservation work.

These different metrics have been critically assessed independently, but are rarely combined in applied conservation studies, especially for less-studied taxa such as arthropods.

Research is quickly shifting toward applied conservation issues--not only the documentation of species diversity, but also fine-grained DNA analyses of geographic variation for species management and status assessment.

Its unique structure meant that our project was able to combine both scientific research, in the form of close links with the Taï Monkey Project and the Swiss research centre Centre Suisse, and also applied conservation through PACPNT.

At this early stage it is not possible to identify direct implications for applied conservation practice other than reiterating the need to keep solvent exposure to a minimum during surface cleaning treatment.

The study of community responses to environmental changes can be enhanced by the recent development of new metrics useful in applied conservation: relative rarity, ecological specialisation and functional diversity.

"It means you give up on a species and stop trying to apply conservation measures, but it does still exist".

Hydrogen removal is modeled by applying conservation of mass to the melt and developing a hydrogen mass balance.

Applying conservation measures to farmsteads and local surroundings that increase the availability of safe nest-sites and good foraging grounds for birds could be implemented through publicity driven schemes.

Applying conservation planning methods requires an understanding of the spatial configuration of different habitats and species and the location of components of an ecosystem that require the most urgent action.

These expressions may be condensed by applying conservation conditions using the total quantities of A, and X (denoted [AT] and [XT], respectively).