The phrase "assisting conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or efforts that help protect and preserve the environment or natural resources.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to assisting conservation efforts in endangered habitats."
Alternatives: "supporting conservation" or "aiding conservation".
This information will assist conservation managers and planners to establish sound adaptive management plans to conserve biodiversity and ecosystem function in natural and modified landscapes.
This project is by no means the only example of digitally assisted conservation in China.
When Jeffrey Bonner became St . Louiss president and chief executive in 2002, the zoo had over 100 programs to assist conservation in the wild.
While maintaining high beta-diversity is not always a desirable conservation outcome, understanding beta-diversity is essential for protecting regional diversity and can directly assist conservation planning.
As time and money is limited, explicit, cost-effective, quick, and appropriate methods are needed to assist conservation planners and managers for making quick decisions.
This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of correlates and disturbances that influence GC measures and, as such, has useful applications to assist conservation physiologists in study design, analysis, and interpretation.
Beyond taking part in counting efforts, the report urged ordinary citizens to assist conservation by drinking shade-grown coffee (coffee-growing in the shade helps preserve the winter habitat of species like warblers), donating unused binoculars for distribution to biologists in the tropics, reducing pesticide use, landscaping with native plants and keeping pet cats indoors.
Whilst socioeconomic surrogates may be able to assist conservation planners to identify regional-scale opportunities where conservation objectives may be met more easily, they cannot act as a shortcut for comprehensive consultation with communities, which will be required to identify actual sites for MPA implementation.
WCS was one of several groups pledging new money to assist conservation efforts, in this case $50m over 10 years.
In June 2010 the katipo was given full protection under the Wildlife Act to assist conservation efforts.
