Sentence examples for conservation authorities from inspiring English sources

"The Shard was furiously opposed by local people, and by historic buildings and conservation authorities," Mr. Jenkins said.

Conservation authorities said they were also dealing with the likely consequences of Cecil's death for his six cubs.

Monitoring is meant to inform conservation authorities, yet managers often don't know when to respond to monitoring results.

The project involved 50 different wetlands in 21 countries and relied on the direct collaboration of several regional, national and local conservation authorities and wetland managers.

Here, we will be requiring agencies such as the Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authorities and the Marine Management Organisation to police these sites and prosecute any wrongdoers.

The Crabbes took the piranha to the Staten Island Zoo, where an official confirmed its identity and reported it to state conservation authorities.

Instead, the government has asked the conservation authority to "re-demarcate" the park's boundaries.

He also dreams of a conservation authority as far-reaching as his transport authority is meant to be.

The government has insisted the tiger population is stable at around 3,500 down from over 4,400 in 1989, but better than 1,800 in 1973, when Indira Gandhi, then prime minister, founded a conservation authority called Project Tiger to save them.

Regulators in some other large producing states - like North Dakota and Oklahoma, among others - have exercised similar conservation authority over the years.

Research permissions to sample European beech trees at Schlossberg and Eldena were provided by the Jasmund National Park and the lower nature conservation authority Vorpommern-Greifswald, respectively.