Sentence examples for conservation disaster from inspiring English sources

Going from a potential breeding population of more than 300 pairs to only a "tiny handful" this year is a conservation disaster requiring urgent action, not lobbying for new legislation which would be years away at best.

That's because Madagascar, long known as an "ecological hot spot," is a conservation disaster, according to some environmentalists.

This would be a conservation disaster.

If a small company like Malala can dedicate 70% of their profits to projects on education, conservation, disaster relief and microfinance imagine how much huge corporations could actually achieve.

Plus, there are the tours and the lectures and her work – she paints, she says, around 100-150 pictures a year – and her own Polly Pickering Foundation, which raises funds for conservation, welfare and disaster relief.

In Stage 3 (1991 till now), SWC has been treated as the main measure for natural resource conservation, environmental protection, disaster mitigation and agriculture development.

When the Museum of Modern Art and representatives from the American Institute for Conservation Collections Emergency Response Team presented a free lecture on the basics of post-disaster conservation on Sunday, MoMA's auditorium was packed for two sessions.

Frenetic development has been a disaster for conservation, wasted huge amounts of building materials and produced boring cityscapes, China's top cultural heritage official has said.

It insists its sovereignty is "indisputable", and that its building work is for the international common good: search and rescue; disaster; meteorology; conservation; and so on.

That need not be a disaster for conservation, he says: forests that are well managed for timber also afford good protection to biodiversity.

"If we don't act soon, it will be all gone, and this is a disaster for conservation, for climate change, and for some of the most vulnerable human communities on the planet," Watson said in a statement.