Sentence examples for conservancy works from inspiring English sources

The Central Park Conservancy works with about 200 buildings on the park's perimeter to raise money, but there are no official donations to the conservancy set up through common charges, said Scott Johnson, a spokesman for the conservancy.

Underscoring that point, the text says that "together with communities, businesses and people like you" the Nature Conservancy works to keep "precious" places worldwide "as they are" and "as they will be -- forever".

Founded in 1951 and now operating in more than 30 countries, the Nature Conservancy works to preserve land and water.

The Southwest Climate Change Initiative (SWCCI), a project led by The Nature Conservancy, works with local stakeholders in affected landscapes, reduces adverse impacts on ecological and social systems using scientific knowledge and practical tools.

Meanwhile, the Nature Conservancy, working with the Suffolk Cooperative Extension, may have a weapon against invasive plants.

She has never left the state before, but she landed a summer job through the Nature Conservancy working on trails in the forests and swamps of Georgia.

In 2002, the conservancy worked with the Great Northern Paper Company to protect 241,000 acres of forest near Mount Katahdin in Maine.

Over the next year, Dr. Bortman said, the Nature Conservancy, working with other nonprofit groups, governmental agencies and academic institutions, will put together a plan designating uses for the gift, valued at $2 million.

Learning from conflicts from previous land deals, the state and the Nature Conservancy worked closely with local communities and won their support for the project by accommodating their concerns about hunting rights and economic development in this depressed region.

The conservancy said in a statement today that during Mr. Sawhill's tenure it had protected more than seven million acres of land in the United States; that the conservancy work force had tripled, to about 3,000, and that its membership had more than doubled, to 1.1 million people.

So why does the conservancy work to actively maintain the herd at all, rather than letting them die out?