The phrase "conservation point of view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the perspective from which someone considers an issue or topic. For example, "From a conservation point of view, this type of development could have a negative effect on the environment."
Adhi Hariyadi, of WWF Indonesia, says: "Having one single population is not ideal from a conservation point of view.
And from a conservation point of view the health of the avian world is critical to the health of the entire natural world".
"As far as being a commercial breed is concerned, they have little value, but they are a significant animal from a conservation point of view".
"Walking on the floor is a unique experience and valuable educational tool, but from a purely conservation point of view I would have to say no.
From a strict conservation point of view, everyone knows that shipping individual pairs of pandas across the world, to strange cities in strange climates, is a terrible way to make more of them.
But it was not written from a conservation point of view; it was a critique of rewilding as a cultural phenomenon, and the essence of the complaint was that it was inauthentic, a form of ecological play-acting.
From a conservation biological point of view, it is of high importance to reconstruct the historical demography of populations, which can help to work out conservation strategies.
However, their automated pipelines are not likely to be optimized for data from nonmodel organisms and might not be usable from a conservation biology point of view.
In this study, we investigate the identification and demarcation of biological units in the A. mormo species complex, from both an evolutionary biology and a conservation biology point of view.
From a conservation-restoration point of view, the results indicate that cleaning experiments on artificially sulfidized sterling silver coupons is indicative for historical results but should not be directly extrapolated to historical objects.
This philosophy -- that you have to kill an animal to save it -- does not make sense morally, economically, biologically, or from a conservation-incentive point of view.
