Sentence examples for attention of conservation from inspiring English sources
The system has resulted in the widespread declines in farmland birds that occurred in the last quarter of the 20th century being brought to the attention of conservation scientists, campaigners, policy-makers, politicians and the public.
The potential environmental services and livelihood benefits of agroforests in the tropics have attracted the attention of the conservation community and their donors as a possible method to enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services, especially the sequestering of carbon, while benefiting local livelihoods (Schroth and others 2004; Steffan-Dewenter and others 2007).
Heightened attention to conservation of biodiversity will increase the importance of managing ungulates in balance with the plant communities that support them.
Due to historical defaunation and extensive land-use changes, central Chile lacks a megafaunal flagship species with which to attract attention to conservation of the region.
The conference will be useful if it can persuade governments and the international banks to pay more attention to conservation and fair distribution of water.
One farmland habitat that has received little attention during development of conservation measures is farmsteads.
Another key feature of animal ecology that warrants further attention as part of conservation planning is variation in behavior among individuals.
Major European peninsulas are known to have played a central role in the survival of animal and plants during ice-age maxima and have received a high degree of attention in terms of conservation of endemic taxa [ 1, 2].
China, the only country with three subspecies of tigers, is also giving special attention to conservation.
In naming it after Trump, Nazari wrote, he hoped to bring attention to the "importance of conservation of the fragile habitats that still contain undescribed and threatened species".
Many large mammals have been extirpated entirely or exist today only in parks and zoos; others are in danger of extinction, and their plight is receiving increased attention from a number of conservation agencies.
