Sentence examples for communities of conservation from inspiring English sources

We tested the effects of proximity of a preferred plant community at scales up to 3 km2 on the grazing impact of red deer (Cervus elaphus) on four plant communities of conservation importance.

The combination of additive and compensatory effects with mixed grazing could be used to manage plant diversity, heterogeneity in vegetation structure and communities of conservation value at the scale of the grassland ecosystem.

Y2Y has helped to establish an interconnected community of conservation practitioners and conservation supporters, has channeled sizeable scientific attention toward the needs of far-ranging wildlife and, via norm entrepreneurialism and discursive shift, has brought about significant coherence within the conservation community on the need for landscape connectivity.

Summarizing, the studied fly ash deposits harbor arthropod communities of high conservation interest, importance of the spontaneously developed habitats differ among individual arthropod groups.

Sponsored by Congressman Alcee Hastings, the session "Creating Communities for Conservation: The Legacy of African Americans in the National Park System," was put together by Frank and me as members of the Next100 Coalition.

However, as resource use and conservation outcomes also depend on past and present links between social groups, we suggest a focus on relationships is necessary to achieve a sufficiently nuanced understanding of community for conservation.

Such unequal contests between state and local communities for control of conservation enterprises and their returns have become a common occurrence in Tanzania (Nelson 2004; Nelson 2007; Baldus 2009).

These figures are then aggregated to obtain a total value figure for the farming community of corncrake conservation in Ireland.

Our results suggest that a complex urban landscape can host a diverse bird community, including species of conservation value.

None of the three restoration methods supported dragonfly communities of distinctly higher conservation value then did the two others, each method generated habitats for different threatened species.

Such conservation efforts frequently take the form of community-based conservation programmes, conservancies, or wildlife sanctuaries in communal lands (Goldman 2003; Igoe and Croucher 2007; Greiner 2012; Noe and Kangalawe 2015), often in or near pastoral group ranches, with many pastoralists seeking opportunities for income generation.