Sentence examples for called for conservation from inspiring English sources
Wilde also called for conservation groups to combine with secondary schools and send thousands of volunteers into the schools to help support teachers and pupils in exploring and enjoying natural environments.
Are we no longer allowed to call for conservation without engendering catcalls?
Scientists' agendas were viewed as being at odds with the service's mandate, which calls for conservation and preservation as well as making parks available for recreation.
She and others studying climate's effects on biodiversity are calling for conservation measures that don't rely on impossible precision.
The Red List serves to raise red flags calling for conservation action, sooner rather than later, while there is a still chance of recovery and of forestalling permanent biodiversity loss.
County Executive Andrew J. Spano has lifted mandatory restrictions on the use of water, though he called for voluntary conservation.
But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York issued his own drought warning on Jan . 28and called for voluntary conservation.
"You have to look at these numbers with real concern," Richard M. Kessel, the LIPA chairman, said yesterday at a news conference, at which he called for power conservation.
A28 NATIONAL A12-18 BuSeekseks Major Shift In Agricultural Policy The Bush administration called for more conservation and international trade over the existing approach to farm policy that it said was too generous to wealthy grain and cotton farmers.
At a joint meeting here of the Ecological Society of America and the International Association for Ecology, researchers described more grim news about the sturgeon, called for aggressive conservation measures, and presented the first scientific survey of the Caspian seal population.
On Wednesday, just a day after state water officials called for mandatory conservation in hopes that the state can survive the current drought, the San Vicente Dam raising project was declared complete.
