Sentence examples for conservation professor from inspiring English sources

So I asked Britain's leading authority on marine conservation, Professor Callum Roberts at the University of York, for his assessment.

Their report was assessed by the UK's leading authority on marine conservation, Professor Callum Roberts at the University of York.

The logical and very challenging next step will be to make tactical local decisions within those regions to secure the most critical land for conservation," Professor Pimm said.

From 1980 2010, Rick Steiner was as a marine conservation professor with the University of Alaska, stationed in the Arctic (Kotzebue 1980-1982), PrinCordovaiam Sound (Cordova 1983-1997), Anchoragerage (1997-2010).

In this film ecological economist Dr Trista Patterson, lead scientist with The Nature Conservancy Dr M Sanjayan and marine conservation biologist Professor Callum Roberts reveal the richness of life supported by coral reefs and the contribution these colourful ecosystems are making to medical science. .

The purpose "was to get away from the idea of having these island preserves, and to try and expand the geographic area over which we could implement wildlife conservation," says Professor Kreuter, a Zimbabwean now teaching at Texas A & M University.

A strong supporter of conservation causes, Professor Ballard intensively studied a local gorge called the Norwich Grand Canyon and blazed a series of trails through wooded areas that became known collectively as the Bill Ballard Trail.

ZSL director of conservation programmes, Professor Jonathan Baillie, said: "The staggering volume of plastic entering our oceans every year is having a devastating effect on our marine wildlife, from tiny corals to great whales.

She will even limit the use of her fuel-efficient car, she said: She and her husband, Don J. Melnick, a Columbia University conservation biology professor (they have two young-adult children), have rented a house that is "a 10-minute walk or a five-minute bike ride from the campus".

The two were helped by conservation scientist Professor Ian Swingland who joined the fraud to help create the fake documents and add credibility to the scheme.

According to Dr. Bruce Robertson, a conservation biology professor at New Zealand's University of Otago, mammalian predators continue to be "one of the greatest threats" facing the country's native wildlife. .