Sentence examples for conservation term from inspiring English sources

However, the latter term can also be incorporated into the volume conservation term.

In conservation terms it's a big change in direction.

Several of the items have turned out, in conservation terms, to be surprisingly delicate.

There is no indication in the threatened-species or conservation literature that the level of this illegal hunting in New South Wales is problematic in conservation terms.

Instead of achieving our goal of restoring a million hectares of peatlands by 2020, we may end up taking a step back in conservation terms – so we urgently need to find new ways of funding the application of research.

Following publication two weeks ago of proposals for the Scottish Wildcat Conservation Action Plan SNH virtually admitted defeat by stating that using words such as "pure" in respect of the Scottish wildcat "may not be helpful in conservation terms".

Frogs and other amphibians have been among the worst hit of all species in recent years in terms of the numbers facing drastic declines or extinction: more than one-third of the more than 6,000 amphibian species are now listed as "threatened" in conservation terms, or already extinct.

Smaller creatures often don't need a big habitat to live in, so in conservation terms it's better to go for something further up the food chain, because then by definition you are protecting a much larger area, which in turn encompasses the smaller animals.

EwaGlos: European illustrated Glossary of Conservation terms for Wall-Paintings & Architectural Surfaces (2015).

It tells us that even if somewhere has been heavily disturbed or modified, all is not lost in conservation terms".

It also ignores forest age (e.g. young regrowth forest or mature forest), which is significant in conservation terms.