Sentence examples for conservation agreement from inspiring English sources

By the time the conservation agreement was struck, the Tejon Industrial Complex was already well under way.

An international licensing and conservation agreement, the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, is in place among 24 nations.

Advocates of a conservation agreement say that until the new ice-free area created by global warming is fully studied, it should be preserved.

With arts funding opportunities in regional Australia few and far between, the Yijala Yala Project was initially sponsored by the Woodside-operated gas company Pluto LNG through its conservation agreement with the Australian government.

Mr. Servheen said the population of bears, which had been listed as "threatened," would be monitored under a conservation agreement involving Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and a group of federal wildlife and natural resource agencies.

Now a £16m conservation agreement, announced by Natural England, is designed to safeguard these traditional grazing methods to preserve the rich beauty of these acres where kings once went to hunt.

Instead of fixating on what needs to be done to avoid a listing, the more relevant and legal question needs to be "What is necessary to conserve the species?" If we are going to have candidate conservation agreements that are truly effective, the assurances need to work for both the imperiled species and the participating landowner.

America is impeding conservation agreements so as to press ahead with its Alaskan oil and gas exploration.

It would benefit America's fishing industry, as well as the planet, to push for new marine sanctuaries and new international conservation agreements to end overfishing and phase out subsidies.

After "exhaustive analysis" by federal officials, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Wednesday that voluntary conservation agreements would ensure the long-term survival of the species and its habitat, rather than federal protected status.

The conservation agreements — developed by the federal wildlife agency and the two states, and involving landowners and oil and gas producers, who pay a fee to participate — will protect 650,000 acres of the lizard's habitat in the two states, or about 88 percent of its total habitat.