"collaborative conservation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when discussing a strategy to protect or conserve natural resources. For example, "The city is pursuing a collaborative conservation approach to protecting its local waterways."
But even if the sage grouse isn't listed, the Act has already served the bird's interests by setting in motion the largest collaborative conservation effort in the nation's history.
Connectivity conservation seeks to restore ecological connectivity at a landscape scale through collaborative conservation.
This paper examines the different capacities and capabilities of collaborative conservation from the local to regional to supra regional.
Suggestions are presented for developing boundary-spanning management options and for incentivising collaborative conservation through a revised ESS.
It is urgent to develop cross-border collaborative conservation strategies that can help combat both detectable and hidden degradation processes at a regional scale.
Ultimately, collaborative conservation through multistakeholder engagement at various levels and scales led to proactive planning and implementation of conservation measures and precluded the need for an ESA listing of the Bi-State population of Greater Sage-grouse.
Our focus is working jointly with global and local partners, including the Aquarium of the Bay, Marine Mammal Center, Gulf of the Farallones NMS, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Save The Bay, and Sailors for the Sea to ensure that our oceans can continue to sustain our earth through collaborative ocean conservation and education outreach.
We participate in collaborative breeding and conservation with other zoos.
The New York Seascape initiative, based out of the aquarium, is a collaborative network of conservation organizations that will tag and track sharks in the New York Bight, from Montauk to Cape May.
The process we used can serve as an example for developing collaborative, landscape-scale, conservation priorities for data-sparse metapopulations.
Primary funding for Plateau Perspectives' involvement in the piloting and development of this new and more collaborative approach to conservation and specifically to wildlife protection has come from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation by way of Digni and HimalPartner, from the Ford Foundation, and from several private foundations and individual sponsors.
