Sentence examples for conservation rather than just from inspiring English sources

The magic formula Pabla and others are seeking is a way to integrate tourism so it energises the conservation, rather than just turn tigers into fairground attractions.

They'd encourage conservation, rather than stoking consumption.

The administration that followed Dean Morton decided to focus on conservation rather than on new building.

They urge conservation, rather than construction, as the best approach to lowering energy costs.

The environmental movement is run by whites preoccupied with conservation rather than racial issues.

People tend to "think emotionally" about conservation "rather than from a point of real knowledge," he says.

Rewilding is a way of thinking and approaching conservation rather than a fixed end-point to be achieved.

The fact that the IWC is starting to look at this kind of conservation issue rather than just whale hunting has been quietly praised by a number of conservation groups, and by governments that have been encouraging it develop along these lines.

A recent report from a UN body says governments need to consider forests as food sources, rather than just areas for conservation.

It's going to be challenging to spend the time that's needed to communicate with communities about decisions, about what the impacts might be on their communities, and to help them navigate and negotiate that decision with you, rather than just implementing a conservation initiative in a top-down way.

She argues that gauging conservation efforts based on a few species, rather than just one, makes more sense.