Sentence examples for conservation act from inspiring English sources

The Wild Bird Conservation Act bans importing wild birds except under narrow circumstances.

Under section 489 of the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, providing false or misleading information could be an offence.

The cumbersomely named Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act creates requirements for federal approval for major projects.

Uluru Kata-Tjuta national park was declared a commonwealth reserve under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act of 1999.

Importation of wild-caught specimens to the United States was banned in 1992 under the Wild Bird Conservation Act.

Minimal user fees were allowed in developed areas of public lands under the Land and Water Conservation Act, passed in the 1960s.

Environmentalists have praised the Clinton rule as the most extensive land-conservation act in decades.

But a spokesman for the environment department said: "The [Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation] Act does not specify when the advice must be sought during the assessment process".

Three laws would be scrapped under the proposal: the Native Vegetation Act, the Threatened Species Conservation Act and the Nature Conservation Trust Act.

The legislation will be replaced with two new acts: the Amended Local Land Services Act and the new Biodiversity Conservation Act.

Natural conservation areas, national parks, core zones of biosphere reserves, protected biotopes according to Section 30 of Federal Nature Conservation Act or BNatSchG, Permanent grassland cultivated extensively.