Sentence examples for conservation imperative from inspiring English sources

Saving the devil from extinction has become a conservation imperative.

Gschwind says it is not "an excuse or a defence" for not grappling with the conservation imperative to point out that "some reefs being visited are to an extent affected by bleaching but not to the point where you wouldn't take visitors anymore".

This paper aims to address this knowledge gap and conservation imperative by: i) investigating crop-raiding patterns in oil palm plantations and mixed farmland/degraded forests; and, ii) investigating the influence of ecological variables and crop-raiding patterns on orangutan day journey length and home range sizes.

Here we describe the composition, structure, and biodiversity conservation imperatives of urban temperate forests at 90 random locations in Christchurch city, New Zealand.

Climate change and energy conservation imperatives are driving changes.

Beyond these conservation imperatives, Living Buildings must also be equitable and beautiful.

Evaluating regions where biopsies are much more difficult to obtain, such as intraocular melanoma, or where tissue conservation is imperative, such as the face, could be very beneficial.

Protection of the remaining natural habitat in close proximity to farmland is an imperative conservation strategy in this region.

Plant genetic resources underpin world agriculture and their conservation is therefore imperative if food security and sustainable development is to be assured.

Furthermore, the Lagrangian conservation property is imperative for CO2 because it is an abundantly existing tracer (the global average CO2 concentration was about 390 ppm for 2013) and the concentration changes that are analyzed are very small (no more than a few tens of ppm).

The imperative for conservation managers should now be conservation and restoration practises that maintain and increase genetic diversity within species, thereby promoting in situ adaptive processes.