Sentence examples for conservation alike from inspiring English sources

The knowledge about the seasonal whereabouts of small migratory birds opens new and fascinating perspectives in ecological research and conservation alike.

The unanimous vote was unusual in that it was largely supported by industry and conservation groups alike and because it was the first time the United States had acted to close a fishery as a result of climate change instead of in reaction to overfishing, proponents of the measure said.

Return-on-investment (ROI) can help integrate prioritization efforts for developers and conservation organizations alike.

The ability to predict the responses of ecological communities and individual species to human-induced environmental change remains a key issue for ecologists and conservation managers alike.

It's no wonder that families and rising conservation leaders alike are increasingly focusing their efforts on private realm land protection.

Acquiring a greater understanding of evolutionary potential in marginal populations should be accorded very high priority by evolutionary and conservation biologists alike.

To the dismay of conservation and taxpayer groups alike, a spending measure approved by the Republican-led House today would nearly double the budget proposed by the White House for the projects, setting aside about $150 million for beach repairs, more than ever before.

Park officials have also started teaching visitors about conservation so that travelers and locals alike can help prevent the beautiful formations from deteriorating.

Scientists, conservation groups, the Kenyan government and Unesco alike are loudly protesting the construction and have even proposed viable alternative routes that swing south of the Serengeti.

Large-scale forest conservation is difficult because no two forests are alike.

The bird's striking good looks -- velvety black head and ruby eyes -- and its haunting, ethereal cries have endeared it to vacationers and scientists alike, and have fueled a spreading conservation movement.