In the past few decades approaches to conservation have increased in number, scope, and complexity.
In recent years, the growing concerns surrounding energy saving and environmental conservation have increased the demand for lightweight structures.
In recent years activities that threaten biodiversity conservation have increased, and consequently, protected areas are evermore critical to achieving the Aichi targets.
In the Swedish national forest policy, the equal goals of timber production and biodiversity conservation have increased the responsibility of landowners and managers to modify practical management.
As with most native trout the Lahontan is threatened by predation and competition with non-native species, but a vigorous conservation program has increased the populations in the rivers around the state as well as Lake Tahoe.
The establishment of marine reserves as a conservation tool has increased rapidly over the past decade.
The trend toward no-till and conservation tillage systems has increased wheat farmer reliance on herbicides, including glyphosate.
Conservation translocations (including reintroductions) are potentially powerful tools for wildlife conservation, and their use has increased worldwide.
