Sentence examples for conservation problems from inspiring English sources

Conservation problems, therefore, entail conserving raptors living in or passing through inhabited areas.

Rewilding is not the right answer to conservation problems everywhere.

And that, Dr. Shivji said, may spell conservation problems for some shark species whose populations are declining.

We do not claim that it is the definitive tally of the world's most important or pressing conservation problems.

Dr Geoff Hilton, an RSPB scientist researching conservation problems in UK overseas territories, said the problem must be tackled immediately.

tons (1,000,000 metric tons)—a level that laid the groundwork for the present stock depletion and conservation problems.

For example, Australian wattles have been introduced into the South African fynbos where they pose substantial conservation problems.

One of the conservation problems is that the temporary ponds the shrimps need are often filled in and destroyed because they are regarded as of no use.

Coastal ecosystems are likely to be the first to pose difficult conservation problems, as sea level rise inundates protected areas or makes them more vulnerable to damage in storms.

Many artists do not even worry that their work may expire someday, though attitudes can change when their works start selling.Some artists have escaped conservation problems in the only way they know how more creativity.

In 1969 Balharry attended a course on the management of national parks in America and Canada which gave him a broader perspective on the conservation problems of the Scottish Highlands.