Sentence examples for conservation designations from inspiring English sources

At the heart of it is the distinction between wilderness and conservation designations.

However, I am optimistic about the future of this relationship and the estate, given that EDF has already begun engaging with residents about the sale and has working knowledge of the land and the relevant conservation designations that apply to this remarkable part of Kent".

Pond conservation currently relies on the designation of individual ponds based on very high biodiversity or the presence of taxa with specific conservation designations.

Using statistical matching and a GIS-based analysis of LULC, this research shows that for the period 2006 2011, designated conservation lands on the forest frontier of Madre de Dios significantly reduced ecosystem losses compared to non-conservation lands, but the effect was highly variable across conservation designations.

Finally, the Obama administration should maximize interagency and intergovernmental cooperation to manage our wild areas, and seek opportunities for protecting our public land values through conservation designations, such as national parks, national monuments and wilderness.

(For definitions of all conservation designations mentioned above, see Natural England 2008).

Exmoor and Dartmoor, national parks covered by every possible conservation designation, are now in the middle of swaling season.

A total of 13 macroinvertebrate taxa with a national conservation designation were recorded across the study area and 12 ponds (11 floodplain and 1 arable pond) supported assemblages of high or very high conservation value.

This a conservation designation denoting a protected area in the United Kingdom, selected by Natural England, for areas with particular landscape and ecological characteristics.

All HS and non HS sites in hg17 were evaluated with respect to their phastCons conservation designation.

Similarly, the presence of a legal conservation designation in one part of but not all of a site had apparently sometimes led to different approaches in different places.