Sentence examples for complementary conservation from inspiring English sources

The second and third scenarios represent a case where a government agency attempts to implement a complementary conservation network representing 200 species, while a non-government organisation is focused on achieving additional protection for the ten rarest species.

In this paper we evaluate structured interview surveys as a complementary conservation tool.

Given such contrasts, major efforts to protect global biodiversity must involve complementary conservation approaches in areas of unique species as well as those with highest diversity and threat.

The location of narrow endemic species, along with complementary conservation targets such as maintenance of migratory routes of large, commercially important fish species [47], [48], [49] should be decisive in locating hydropower projects where they will do least damage [1].

Considering them as complementary conservation targets would represent a concrete step towards the strengthening and adaptation of the Natura 2000 network to climate change.

Where management of wild stands cannot provide sufficient protection, translocation of threatened species is one complementary conservation measure (Vallee et al. 2004).

For highly conserved miRNA families the total context site is complementary to preferential conservation of the sites (aggregate PCT).

The need to put in place a robust, complementary in situ conservation program for the African rice gene pool cannot be overemphasized and there is great agreement in the literature on the importance of such a program.

We conclude that an indicator species approach may be useful for resident birds of deciduous forests in hemiboreal Europe, emphasising that it should constitute one of many complementary tools for conservation management.

For each annotated or candidate mature miRNA, we tested the probability of target site conservation complementary to the miRNA seed region against to the target conservation of the control, using the Binominal test.

Comparisons of cumulative distribution function (CDF) curves between TP group and FP group on GC percentage scores, reverse complementary scores and conservation symmetry scores are shown in Figure 4.