Sentence examples for conservation facilities from inspiring English sources

In contrast to other species such as Phaseolus sp. (Ramirez-Villegas et al. 2010), the number of herbarium specimens in Oryza is higher than conserved germplasm accessions, a possible indicator of underrepresentation in ex situ conservation facilities.

A new courtyard has been created in front of Soane's building, in addition to a new cafe and lecture hall and markedly better conservation facilities.

But in part because the conservation facilities in the foundation's original home were so small and underequipped, the vessel remained a perpetual wish-list project.

The galleries have been inserted into a grand edifice of classrooms, a library, an auditorium, offices, conservation facilities, indoor and outdoor meeting spaces, and an atrium planted with trees and hanging vines.

We are promised that the soon-to-open conservation facilities, vital to the work of the museum and the largest element of the brief, will be "state of the art".

In most great museums, particularly those in London, that does not mean new galleries or new objects, important though they may be, but the facilities to unlock the potential of existing collections, education rooms for children and adults, lecture halls, proper conservation facilities and attractive cafes and restaurants.

It was housed in a private conservation facility for six years, where the artefacts were painstakingly conserved (including desalination), studied, and carefully restored by Walterfang's company, Seabed Explorations Ltd. of New Zealand.

"These animals would never be able to live on their own in the wild," Ms. Asvestas said, "and no zoo or conservation facility would ever take these animals".

The goods unpacked Wednesday will be used to complete the first stage of the conservation facility that should be finished in the spring of 2017, said Mary-Jo Adams, director of the Boston-based Finca Vigia Foundation, which raised nearly $900,000 for the project.

The new era of US-Cuban normalization has brought hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of supplies into the country to build a conservation facility for Ernest Hemingway artefacts ranging from books and letters to fishing rods and African animal heads.

"I knew the only way for Ray to get out of this mess was to pull everything out of the studio and do the show, which would change his whole attitude and get him back into working," said Mr. Lemay, who sent trucks and heavy equipment to haul out around 80 waterlogged artworks and bring them to Mana's conservation facility to dry and undergo restoration.