Sentence examples for conservation and adaptation from inspiring English sources

Current research focuses on responses of marine communities to climate change, and on the function of marine protected areas and other conservation and adaptation strategies in the face of climate impacts.

Along with the design and implementation of adaptive management strategies and policies, efforts must be taken to adjust messages about conservation and adaptation issues, to make them easier to understand, relevant and acceptable for stakeholders.

This conference served to inform a great number of Malian decision-makers on the results already obtained in Mali, to promote the Malian experience in an international framework and to discuss the added value of SRI for food security, water conservation and adaptation to climate change.

Natural selection drives function conservation and adaptation to emerging pathogens or new environments; selection plays key role in immune and resistance systems.

We might therefore expect to see an increase in both positive selection and purifying selection, as both conservation and adaptation of these residues is important.

Clonal interference has an important biological consequence: it tightly couples conservation and adaptation of viral functions that are encoded in linked genome sequence.

Conservation and climate adaptation strategies should include protection of the slope communities through refuges.

In the Western Indian Ocean, for example, TNC is mobilizing an $80 million (USD) debt-swap for the government of the Seychelles in exchange for their commitment to enhance marine conservation and climate adaptation commitments.

Anthropogenic waterbodies need to be recognised for their potential to support biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation for freshwater species, while being managed to prevent the spread of invasive species.

Much of the neglected native biodiversity is highly nutritious and exploring these food sources could help provide sustainable solutions to diversifying diets, tackling malnutrition problems, and promoting agricultural development through local food procurement, while also promoting biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation and resilience.

The value of traditional knowledge in sustainable development and ecosystem management, biodiversity conservation, and climate change adaptation has been increasingly recognized by the western knowledge (scientific) systems (Feiring 2013).