Sentence examples for conservation practice from inspiring English sources
"conservation practice" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to actions or methods taken to preserve and protect natural resources, habitats, or species. Example: The community implemented several conservation practices, such as recycling and using renewable energy sources, to reduce their environmental impact.
This is exemplary conservation practice.
The RSPB is calling for sweeping CAP reforms, so that more effort goes towards rewarding good conservation practice by farmers.
It became one of the essential tools that made no-till farming -- a conservation practice in which farmers spray weeds rather than plowing the ground -- increasingly popular.
In modern conservation practice, the infill of a loss on a ceramic vessel is often painted a monochromatic colour sympathetic to the original material but not fully matching it.
The idea has recently gained momentum; it has had such a profound impact on the country's conservation practice that the term was recently legally recognised for the first time in the Wildlife Act 2013.
He never learned local languages, and didn't do small talk; he loathed the meetings he had to attend and fell out frequently with colleagues over taxonomy and best conservation practice.
The projectors were turned off every afternoon at 4. Stripping away the digital enhancement revealed the ravaged surfaces of the canvases, and it also gave visitors immediate insight into curatorial decisions and conservation practice.
The P-factor value near to 0 indicates good conservation practice, and the value near to 1 indicates poor conservation practice.
Migrated and dispersed products containing arsenic also form a potential health hazard during conservation practice.
In the case of paintings, conservation practice often involves the removal and replacement of discolored varnishes.
Common protective coatings used in conservation practice are paraffin and microcrystalline waxes [1].
