Sentence examples for comes to conservation from inspiring English sources

Fame or the lack of it really does make a difference when it comes to conservation.

Given all the threats facing the world's seabirds, it's fair to ask: where do we start when it comes to conservation?

Mr. Obama has four years left, and judging by the tone he has taken since his new term began, we think he may well do a better job when it comes to conservation and land protection.

"Carving off valleys and hillsides and returning them to clearfell logging will take our conservation statistics backwards and expose Tasmania as totally disingenuous when it comes to conservation credibility".

This week, a study from the Biodiversity and Climate Research Center in Germany, highlighted a new layer of complexity to consider when it comes to conservation efforts in the face of climate change — the almost invisible erosion of genetic diversity because of climate-induced range contractions.

But when it comes to conservation, a bee living on a volcano may be more a cause for caution than a hopeful sign of adaptability.

The halting of shark cull in Western Australia suggests commonsense may have finally prevailed when it comes to shark conservation.

The Pitcairn announcement shows those in power can really get things done when it comes to marine conservation.

When it comes to wildlife conservation a huge personality or bags of charisma tends to help your cause.

When it comes to whales, conservation is the watchword – a remarkable volte-face considering that whaling factories were in operation until the 1980s.

Doris Tillman got a jump on the rest of us when it comes to water conservation.