Sentence examples for became a conservation from inspiring English sources

Before it became a conservation experiment, Rotoroa Island was a treatment facility – literally.

When I first became a conservation architect, in 1995, most Indians had absolutely no idea what conservation was.

Merida became a conservation ecologist and park ranger.

In 1982, an 8.89 acre zone incorporating the whole Engineerium complex became a conservation area one of 34 such areas in the city of Brighton and Hove.

Saving the devil from extinction has become a conservation imperative.

Maintaining biodiversity in urbanised landscapes has become a conservation issue.

Mr. Obama could become a conservation hero for doing the same for the Grand Canyon.

He is likely to become a conservation relic and will probably be embalmed and displayed – alone still.

This move was supported across the political spectrum, meaning that the Trust could become a conservation and advocacy body.

Mr. Smith had sought help in getting permission to retake an exam required to become a conservation officer with the state Department of Environmental Protection.

"It will become a conservation hub providing a platform for sharing resources and best practice advice, as well as practical training on traditional building skills".