Sentence examples for conservation river from inspiring English sources

Assessments with BIO-SAFE can help to balance biodiversity conservation, river management and landscape planning.

Habitat degradation and pollution are major threats to their conservation; river otters are highly sensitive to pollution and readily accumulate high levels of mercury, organochloride compounds, and other chemical elements.

This debris arises from headwater forests undergoing harvesting, from moribund soil conservation and river control plantings of poplars and willows, and occasionally from areas of indigenous vegetation.

Outside plantation forests, Populus and Salix species (often planted as single trees or wide-spaced groups of trees) are the most common exotic species and are used extensively for soil conservation and river control across New Zealand (Douglas et al. 2011).

It is very important to have a good understanding of the relation between soil erosion and landscape patterns so that soil and water conservation in river basins can be optimized.

These limitations are directly related to the feedback between science and policy, with information gaps in scientific understanding discovered through the EIA process contributing valuable recommendations on critical focus areas for prioritizing and funding research within the fields of ecological conservation and river engineering.

Significant sequence conservation between river buffalo and cattle allows new buffalo maps to be generated from bovine markers [ 28].

A reinforced soil dike with geogrids and metallic bar mats has been proposed as a new construction method to satisfy the environmental conservation of rivers.

Republicans who pushed for the rule's demise presented a "false choice" between protecting the environment and protecting the economy, said Amy Kober, a spokeswoman for the river conservation nonprofit American Rivers.

That is the thinking behind Reclaiming a River: Conservation and Community, a symposium on urban river restoration taking place on October 23rd in the Bronx, NY.

More still would be spent on river conservation.