The organisation of space is a continuous task of conservation-destruction-innovation-construction: what is preserved is not always appreciated; often what is destroyed produces criticism, regret and the quest for revival; innovation, though real, is presented not rarely as an illusion; what is built seldom gains general approval.
2, the archivist will also be responsible for the schedule of conservation, the destruction or for the withdrawal of specimens.
Obama came out strongly for elephant conservation, ordering the public destruction of America's cache of seized illegal ivory.
The other 14 pathways affected wildlife indirectly, creating circumstances that enabled easier or more profitable wildlife killing, habitat destruction or conservation.
It brought together all the chimpanzee people working in Africa, and when I came out of the session on conservation, having seen the destruction of chimp habitats across Africa and the way they are treated in captive situations like labs and circus training, I knew that I could no longer sit in my beautiful forest.
One of the first and most popular programs of the New Deal was the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), a project that lasted from shortly after Roosevelt took office in 1933 until early in World War II, when the federal employment of young men shifted from conservation of nature to destruction of Nazis.
The project aims to save the forest by spurring economic activities that are based on the forest's conservation rather than its destruction – activities such as cocoa production, chestnut harvesting, small-scale fish farming, and low-impact logging.
Agricultural Act (Cap 318) - Promotes soil conservation and prevents the destruction of vegetation.
C. A. Mey. is a deciduous tree endemic to northern Iran; it is the only extant species in the genus and could become a conservation concern if habitat destruction continues (Sefidi et al., 2011).
60 40 0 The reason for imposing the conservation rule is goats cause destruction to crops and forest due to over browsing.
