Plant species were characterised according to their conservation value, life form and affinity to soil nutrient conditions.
Mediterranean landscapes reveal extremely adequate conditions for the development of other functions besides production (nature conservation, recreation, life quality, local identity).
Ernesto and Dona co-chair the Bertarelli Foundation, which focuses on marine conservation and life sciences research.
Writer/filmmaker Tobias has also made environmental conservation his life work.
Unable to exhale itself from corporeality in order to return to the heavens from which it has its origin, this plasma constructs, in ways that suit its needs and avoid the external dangers threatenening it from within, the organs that guarantee its conservation and life.
"Orangutans are specialists at living in the forest," said Robert Shumaker, the Indianapolis Zoo's vice president of conservation and life sciences.
The habitat destruction and conversion of forest associated with palm oil is "currently the greatest threat" to the future of wild orangutans, whose survival is entirely dependent on the health of rainforests, said Robert Shumaker, the Indianapolis Zoo's vice president of conservation and life sciences.
Nelson, A. (2001) 'Two Models of Residential Conservation; Communal Life in an Australian Box Ironbark Forest', International Journal of Heritage Studies, 7 (3): pp. 249-272.
A comparative demographic approach utilizing tree-based methods has been implemented in a variety of biological sub-fields, including systematics, phylogeography, conservation, and life history.
The German juridical/ethical position, as described in the literature and in a lecture by Professor R Merkel (University of Hamburg, Department of Juridical Science, lecture entitled 'Limitations of medical therapy' given at the University of Ulm, Department of Pediatrics, March 2004), emphasizes that conservation of life is of the highest priority.
