Sentence examples for conservation stewardship from inspiring English sources
Policy actions that provide payments for conservation stewardship of rangelands should be considered to incentivize land owners to maintain their land as rangelands.
We examined participation in a conservation stewardship tender (reverse auction) in South Australia to identify the diversity within participants, and particularly to evaluate the extent of participation by absentee landholders and groups.
In his order Friday, Zinke wrote that the decision follows "in the footsteps of President Roosevelt's commitment to conservation stewardship". .
Missing from the order are words like "conservation," "stewardship" and "climate change," as well as any mention of numerous other threats facing the world's oceans, including plastic pollution, coral bleaching and acidification. .
It says the administration stands by the best available science and values our natural heritage, our National Wildlife Refuge System and our nation's legacy of conservation stewardship of important federal lands over short-term economic profits, drilling and destructive development.
Late last year, the agency published a "comprehensive list of accomplishments" it achieved under Zinke's leadership, including actions it felt demonstrated "a conservation stewardship legacy, second only to Teddy Roosevelt".
After 30 years with the New Jersey Audubon Society, Mr. Kane retired last month at age 65 as the society's vice president of conservation and stewardship, and its longest-serving employee.
When done legally with regulations and ethics, there are instances where hunting has been shown to promote wildlife conservation, environmental stewardship, and help certain species thrive (there's even a Ted talk about it). .
Today, campuses are experiencing a growing interest in doing the right thing environmentally -- from recycling to commissioning energy-usage audits to revamping business practices to reflect greater environmental conservation and stewardship.
