Sentence examples for conservation faith from inspiring English sources

Alliance of Religions and Conservation, Faith in Water, collection of conference papers from a conference on faith and water held at Sarum College, Salisbury, UK, 5 7 July 2009.

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OO Forest Conservation: Reconnecting Religious Faith And Forests - sacred forest patches are important in conserving biodiversity in Africa and Asia.

As McCarthy and Prudham (2004) note, this has come to reflect 'hybrid neoliberalism' where the overlap between markets and devolved conservation centre on faith in the interdependency and flexibility of markets and civil society, such that both support the supply and demand of finances, conservation and local actions.

Todd's program, Eagle's NEST, was designed to educate local churches in the importance of caring for God's creation, and mobilize participants to partner with local non-faith conservation groups in action, clean-up, and restoration projects.

For more than 400 years the predominant religion of Mongolia, and one that places a high value on all things living,Buddhism,she reckoned, might marry faith and conservation where they needed marryingâ€" in the minds and hearts of the townspeople and nomadic herders who live in the watershed area.

Since some of these ecologically critical freshwater swamps are considered sacred, Narasimha hopes to unite faith with conservation to restore and defend these swamps, which are being highly fragmented due to human interference.

By assigning new market values to ecosystem services and natural resources, such schemes aim to finance their conservation over time, placing faith in the market incentives of a liberalised economy (Igoe et al. 2010).

The event will feature leaders from Congress; the administration; and the conservation, social justice, economic, and faith communities".

Mrs Ostrom put no faith in governments, nor in large conservation schemes paid for with aid money and crawling with concrete-bearing engineers.

Hayworth and like-minded Republicans have kept the faith with the Republican Party's historic conservation tradition.