Sentence examples for conservation units from inspiring English sources

Rangers were sent in conservation units to document small areas, Stevenson said.

The foreign ministry spokesman Sek said the government had started moving some tigers to wildlife conservation units last week.

"My indicators are monkeys, macaws and trees, so the fact we use the for-profit model to create conservation units means those things like macaws have more value in their nest or at a clay-lick, as tourist attractions".

Canada has also made a substantial contribution of new conservation units, and for the first time there has been a big increase in the number and extent of marine protected areas.

The CUs were divided into two categories: Integral Conservation Units (Unidades de Conservação Integral) and Conservation Units for Sustainable Use (Unidades de Conservação de Uso Sustentável).

How we delineate these conservation units relies on evolution in two key ways.

The most basic use of evolutionary theory in conservation biology is to identify appropriate conservation units for protection and recovery.

Parks represent spatially and socially heterogeneous conservation units, yet are often assessed and managed using spatially homogeneous approaches.

Fig. 3 Distribution of the Conservation Units and Indigenous Lands in the Brazilian territory, by biome, as represented in the Third National GHG Inventory for 2002 and 2010.

Second, evolutionary divergence for ecologically relevant phenotypes is used to evaluate the extent to which conservation units are adapted to local selective conditions.

The native forest land and native grassland that fall over legally created Conservation Units and/or demarcated Indigenous Land are included as part of the managed land database.