Sentence examples for biological conservation from inspiring English sources

West points to the importance of biological conservation and captive breeding.

Leading freshwater biologist Jeremy Biggs, director of Pond Conservation, pointed me to a recent biological conservation study.

Now, in a paper due to be published in Biological Conservation, they have turned the spotlight on Isabela tortoises with Pinta ancestry.

In this month's issue of Biological Conservation, in a review of the book "Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of Earth," Pimm's emotions got the better of him.

In studies of relict species, species which are restricted to a smaller range than extinct relatives, although they can be useful for biological conservation assessment, their use can be overemphasised and misleading (Grandcolas et al. 2014).

Describing the predicament of the Gir lions of India, saltwater crocs in Australia, Carpathian bears and the Amur tigers of Siberia, he revisits in each instance the central questions that these exercises in biological conservation entail.

Nevertheless they have begun to be systematically studied because of their relevance to biological conservation see the entry on conservation biology.

Publishing the results in the journal Biological Conservation, the scientists say: "Protected areas are the cornerstone of global conservation efforts but their performance in maintaining populations of their key species remains poorly documented.

The study is coming out soon in the journal Biological Conservation.

(Following an outcry on Twitter, the editors of Biological Conservation acknowledged the review's "inappropriate language". Pimm, for his part, told me that he is "totally unrepentant").

The researchers, who published their work in the journal Biological Conservation, point out that deoxygenation would probably not kill all potentially invasive species.