Sentence examples for biodiversity plan from inspiring English sources

These results are highly significant at a time when urban planners are putting the city's Biodiversity Plan in place.

In 2010, the company met leakage targets for the ninth successive year; completed its first 10-year biodiversity plan; achieved 100% compliance at wastewater treatment sites; and 85% of customers were satisfied or very satisfied with their service.

DSRL said in the report that it was preparing a biodiversity plan for the site.

An important consideration in conservation and biodiversity planning is an appreciation of the condition or integrity of ecosystems.

This paper presents results of a biodiversity planning study of a highly urbanized environment in Washington, DC (USA) that demonstrate the critical role of ecological greenways and parks in urban species conservation.

It is argued that ideal type narratives are not only a useful heuristic device in research, but that they have the potential to minimise misunderstandings in stakeholder discussions and thereby contribute to more fruitful debates in participatory landscape and biodiversity planning processes.

Marcus Malley is Northern Ireland's First Biodiversity Officer and tells Richard about his new role and developments in biodiversity planning in the area.

There has been an increasing use of predictive spatial distribution of main communities or dominant species at the landscape scale for ecological restoration planning, biodiversity conservation planning and regional management decisions in the Qilian Mountains, northwest China.

Along with the Lundy cabbage, Psylliodes luridipennis has been listed in the United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan, and an action plan for its conservation, along with the conservation of other endemic species, has been prepared.

Higginson said the issue highlighted the need for an independent regulator to monitor whether conditions of the biodiversity management plan were being followed.

There were earlier allegations that the miner had breached its biodiversity management plan again, by clearing trees when it was too hot for endangered animals to flee.