Sentence examples for conservation progress from inspiring English sources
Visconti, P. et al. Effects of errors and gaps in spatial data sets on assessment of conservation progress.
The statistics are impressive but they don't directly explain whether these certifications are achieving lasting conservation progress on the ground.
Our results provide the first global baseline required to measure conservation progress and plan for future protected areas.
However, a larger number of farms would provide a more robust dataset to compare the nutrient conservation progress of farms to the nutrient reductions expected by regulatory entities.
Temporal baselines are needed for biodiversity, in order for the change in biodiversity to be measured over time, the targets for biodiversity conservation to be defined and conservation progress to be evaluated.
Shepherd says that while conservation progress is being made on the ground in Madagascar, he notes that any successful attempt to save these species must be international in scope "involving Madagascar, the countries used as transit points, and the consumer countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia".
Richard Vevers, director of the project, told the Guardian that one important role of the new survey would be to describe a new "baseline" to establish how far such problems have taken their toll to date, which will enable future scientists to judge how degradation – or conservation – progresses.
Freshwater biodiversity conservation: Recent progress and future challenges.
Foster, M. N. et al. The identification of sites of biodiversity conservation significance: progress with the application of a global standard.
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From the entrance, a spiral stair – reminiscent of the one in the Louvre pyramid – descends into the bowels of the building, where you can look down on the storage racks and see conservation work in progress.
