The phrase "conservation action plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or frameworks aimed at preserving natural resources or protecting the environment.
Example: "The organization has developed a comprehensive conservation action plan to address the declining population of endangered species."
Alternatives: "environmental management plan" or "biodiversity action plan."
A study of land use on Peramagroon will enable Nature Iraq to establish a proper conservation action plan.
The IUCN/SSC Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan: Dragonflies calls for an increase in educating the public and increasing awareness of dragonflies (Odonata).
A conservation action plan has been launched, while 500 zoos around the world enlisted to take part in an amphibian "Noah's Ark" where the most vulnerable species will be moved into protected areas in zoos, aquariums and other institutions around the world so their future survival can be guaranteed.
IVC can be used as a complementary tool as part of an integrated conservation action plan.
We discuss these challenges and reasons for hope in light of site-specific, local actions proposed in an emergency conservation action plan (2).
The northern bald ibis is one of the key species to which the draft Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) applies, and it has a detailed, internationally agreed conservation action plan under the agreement.
Both factors may strongly affect the colonization process and the efficiency of conservation action plans.
The study explored the feasibility of collecting near mature and immature seeds to support conservation action plans.
We propose that IVC method has potential to complement conventional seed collecting by increasing the germplasm that can be used in integrated conservation action plans.
As Madagascar is home to about 133 Angraecum species and more than 20 species of Aerangis their ex situ conservation action plans can be built around collecting seeds at immature/near mature stages to support asymbiotic models for living collection development and cryopreservation.
With this in mind, Black-footed Albatross conservation action plans (COSEWIC 2006, Naughton et al. 2007) recommend that efforts be made to develop the smaller albatross colonies outside of Hawaii and to encourage the natural colonization of new islands such as Wake and Guadalupe.
