Sentence examples for conservation policy makers from inspiring English sources

Jon Mooallem's sensitivity to the human perspective, especially of native Hawaiians, is appropriately functional: if conservation policy makers deal with locals in a ham-handed fashion, they will fail to achieve their goals.

Contributing successfully in these critical areas requires closer partnership working, both across the geoscience and geoconservation communities, and with other sectors of nature conservation, policy makers, planners and communities, as well as other disciplines.

He worked undercover in some of the world's most dangerous and difficult places, photographing and documenting ivory markets, talking to traffickers and calculating black market prices to guide global conservation policy makers.

Evolutionary principles have a long history in conservation biology, and the necessary next step for the field is to consider ways in which conservation policy makers and managers can proactively manipulate evolutionary processes to achieve their goals.

The journal's intended audience includes ecologists, conservation scientists, policy makers, managers of terrestrial and aquatic systems, remote sensing scientists, and students.

Therefore, the future climate predictions were used to create different kinds of outdoor impact/risk maps [17] since they constitute a powerful tool for preventive conservation and policy makers.

We suggest that conservation practitioners and policy makers seeking to promote coffee agroforestry as a conservation strategy should consider how such agroforestry systems differ in species diversity and composition from the native forests of conservation interest.

She was an organizer of the Communication Partnership for Science and the Sea, which since 1999 has offered information on marine conservation science to policy makers and the public.

Conservation managers and policy makers need tools to identify coastal habitats and human communities that are vulnerable to sea-level rise.

There are many examples of decision support tools used to analyse information with the intention of assisting conservation managers and policy makers in their decision making.

Tyrrell goes beyond Roosevelt to encompass other conservation advocates and policy makers, particularly those engaged with shaping the nation's economic and social policies policies built on an understanding of the importance of crucial natural resources.