Sentence examples for beneficial conservation from inspiring English sources

The aggregate literature generally supports both 1) the existing conservation practice recommendations for rangeland seeding and 2) the inherent assumption that if these practices are successful, they will result in beneficial conservation effects.

As one of the most important applications of ecological engineering, constructed wetland (CW) systems for wastewater treatment can offer an optimal alternative and result in beneficial conservation of natural resources with low capital costs and energy consumption, as well as minimal operation and maintenance expenditures.

On a very small budget ($1.6 million in grants and contributions as of 2014, according to the group's most recent IRS filing), the BTT punches well above its weight when it comes to impactful research and influence, pioneering and conducting groundbreaking research on these previously under-studied species that has lead directly to beneficial conservation measures.

Used in combination, these tools can be mutually beneficial to conservation practitioners and network ecologists (i.e. scientists that employ interaction networks to study ecosystems, including conservation and evolutionary biologists) in achieving long-term conservation goals and generating insights into the functional response of ecosystems to human interventions.

Balancing weed suppression, beneficial insect conservation, soil quality and profitability is challenging in organic cropping systems due to reliance on soil disturbance for weed control.

Introduced pests threaten many species and their control is generally beneficial for conservation, particularly on islands where complete eradication is possible.

Systems that were in perennial forage for 2 years outperformed annual crop-based systems in weed control and beneficial insect conservation, while maintaining overall profitability over the four-year study period.

Our results indicate that soil quality, weed management, beneficial insect conservation, and profitability can be maintained in organic systems when periodic tillage is coupled with perennial forage crops in rotation.

Maximising beta-diversity is not always beneficial to conservation as anthropogenic impacts can increase dissimilarity between communities (Socolar et al. 2016).

For example, when different invasive species invade different areas, and there is no loss of native species, dissimilarity between these areas will increase (McKinney 2004), but this wouldn't be viewed as beneficial to conservation.

Similarly, the species found in these habitats range from pests and pathogens, to species beneficial to conservation, ecosystem health, human health or human appreciation of and interaction with nature [8], [9].