Sentence examples for conservation and adaptive from inspiring English sources
Zhang Ke, the Aga Khan Design Critic in Architecture in fall 2016, will present and discuss the work of his Beijing-based firm, ZAO/standardarchitecture, including the Micro Yuan'er project, which involves the conservation and adaptive reuse of a historic Hutong courtyard in the center of Beijing, close to a mosque and other buildings used by the Muslim community.
FAO launched a Global Partnership Initiative on conservation and adaptive management of "Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems".
At the Local/Site level in pilot countries, the project activities will address conservation and adaptive management at the community level.
Indeed in 2002 the FAO started an initiative for the conservation and adaptive management of Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems http://www.fao.org/nr/giahs/en/.
Our results are important for conservation planners and resource managers in the Y2Y region for incorporating areas of high conservation value for birds at regional and ecoprovincial scales during conservation project design and adaptive planning.
A promising avenue forward is to integrate aspects of marine spatial planning (MSP), systematic conservation planning (SCP), and adaptive management.
Kristina is thankful that her educational foundation at Duke has enabled her to provide measurable regional and national impact in landscape-scale strategic land management, specifically related to ecosystem services, water conservation, sustainable recreation, and adaptive management.
"Cooperative drought adaptation: Integrating infrastructure development, conservation, and water transfers into adaptive policy pathways". Water Resources Research 52 (9): 7327-7346.
We suggest ways for designing more effective and adaptive environmental conservation programmes to foster adoption and continuation of social-ecological innovations.
Over the last few decades numerous management and policy initiatives have been put forward to address large-scale resource use, including single and multiple use, parks and protected areas, ecosystem management, bioregional planning, integrated conservation and development, transboundary approaches, and adaptive governance.
The development of the wildlife sector has been a policy experiment based on the hypothesis that giving wildlife value to the people who live with it will result in positive development and conservation outcomes, requiring considerable tenacity and adaptive learning in navigating towards this objective in complex economic and political circumstances.
