Sentence examples for assessment of conservation from inspiring English sources

Red-listing is an assessment of conservation status, directing awareness and providing a scientific basis for management and decision-making.

The KSC indices for Fildes Bay could facilitate the design and assessment of conservation monitoring, especially when the Antarctic ecosystems are being severely stressed by the direct effects of global warming and UV radiation.

Our results allow EU Member States to discharge their responsibilities under the Habitats Directive and inform other international organisations concerning the assessment of conservation status of cetaceans and the impact of bycatch at a large spatial scale.

Assessment of conservation effects attributed to rangeland planting practices must, therefore, be separated into two components: 1) evidence of the degree to which specific management practices have been shown to result in desirable vegetation change and 2) evidence supporting positive conservation effects of alternative vegetation states.

Understanding the patterns of movement and breeding within and between wildlife populations is important for the assessment of conservation status of endangered species, the development of conservation management strategies and priorities, and the prediction of population behaviour based on future threats.

We also suggest that coordinated transnational research is needed, for a better assessment of conservation options in remote rural landscapes at European scale, including the enhancement of wild grazers' populations as an alternative in areas where traditional land management is rather unlikely to be re-established.

Plant species without distribution models were given targets for numbers of locality records according to listed threat status and assessments of conservation priority [72].

The key implication of this study is that the range size aspect is fundamental in assessments of conservation value via species inventory data from modified habitats.

Local knowledge-based surveys are a sensible approach to conduct low cost assessments of conservation values and significance across much of the tropics.

One of the most urgent priorities in the conservation and management of biodiversity in Europe is the assessment of landscape conservation conditions, as well as the analysis of landscape changes.

As mentioned earlier, two measurements were performed to assess the functional potential of mutations within RNA-coding genes, namely assessment of the Conservation Index and calculation of the potential free energy change before and after the mutation (Δ G).