Sentence examples for concerned about conservation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lehman and other Brooklyn Museum officials said the Pushkin was concerned about conservation issues.

This attitude was coupled with an increasing public interest in pastimes such as cycling, motoring and walking; it was supported by the publication of popular, fairly cheap and colourful articles, books and maps that catered both to those pursuing such interests and those who were concerned about conservation and the effects of the influx of urban and suburban visitors.

Local leaders in the Adirondacks, who have been concerned about land conservation crowding out economic opportunity, will have several months to approve or reject the plan.

Therefore, the consumers who are concerned about environmental conservation and healthy life have a tendency towards purchasing organic foods (Hemmerling et al. 2015; Goetzke et al. 2014; Hsu and Chen 2014; Mohamad et al. 2014; Bravo et al. 2013; Ozguven 2012; Sangkumchaliang and Huang 2012; Hjelmar 2011; Haghiri et al. 2009).

He was concerned about water conservation, and warned what is now called smog, identifying it as a concern in 1938, well before it gained official recognition in Los Angeles.

Our suggested seed zone delineation may be too conservative for some seed producers or land managers who are looking for greater economies of scale, while it might be too risky for others who are concerned about maladaptation and conservation of native genetic diversity.

What we find is that CDS users are concerned about the maintenance (or conservation) of the CDS as the EPR system is implemented across the hospital.

Carr said that at first he supported Mark Owens's efforts to secure the park but grew concerned about his approach to wildlife conservation; the Owenses said that the relationship soured because Carr was envious of the success of their programs.

Every American is concerned about food safety, the environment, conservation".

Besides the taxonomical intricacies, the researchers are also concerned about the genetic integrity and conservation status of the RJF in the wild and those held in avicultural collections.

Genes differentially expressed under different environmental conditions could be involved in adaptation to a particular environmental factor and thus are of interest to conservation projects concerned about adaptations to future environments (Harrison et al. 2012; Smith et al. 2013).