Sentence examples for conservation interpretation from inspiring English sources

The shifting strategic focus of zoos from sites of recreation and entertainment to predominantly visitor conservation education entails a change in the design and delivery of conservation interpretation strategies.

The People's History Museum is "the national centre for the collection, conservation, interpretation and study of material relating to the history of working people in Britain"; the museum is closed for redevelopment and will reopen in 2009.

Among other things, conservation, analysis, interpretation, education and record-keeping.

Andrew Sawyer, who is the National Trust's conservation and interpretation officer at Cragside, said: Lord Armstrong was an exceptional man with a genius mind and the prospect of bringing his vision for Cragside into the 21st century is a dream come true.

Along with studies of the human experience of the odour, these aspects benefit the conservation, management and interpretation of cultural heritage, and are thus within the domain of heritage science as set out by the UK's Institute for Conservation (ICON) in 2006 [53].

In various passages associated with the conservation principle, Garber's interpretation apparently gains credibility.

Although downscaling at a regional level to 30 m can be prohibitive due to large file sizes and model runtimes, a fine scale of 270 m captures the topographic variability and corresponding ranges in air temperature, providing for information and enhanced interpretation for conservation planning.

It is clear that as the spatial scale is reduced, the locations of the coldest temperatures that have the potential for offering refugia from warming are more evident at both high elevations east of Owens Valley and low elevations in the Sierra Nevada, providing for information and enhanced interpretation for conservation planning.

CP conducted ESEfinder analysis, BIC database analysis, evolutionary conservation analyses, analysis and interpretation of data, day-to-day running of project, drafting and redrafting of the manuscript.

Although genomics holds promise for improving conservation efforts [ 8], varying interpretation of genome-wide single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) data from wolves and coyotes [ 9, 10] has, so far, only added to the confusion among non-geneticists and policy makers, to the detriment of eastern wolf conservation in Canada and grey wolf (Canis lupus) conservation in the USA.

The complexity of how sequences evolve under realistic scenarios of weak constraint and mutational biases has important ramifications for conservation analysis and its evolutionary interpretation.