Sentence examples for conservation work to from inspiring English sources

In the bedroom the discovery almost doubled the cost of the conservation work, to £110,000.

Major conservation work to the bells, along with the 160-year-old clock mechanism and tower itself, is desperately needed.

It was so modestly built - Le Corbusier refused a fee - that today it needs major conservation work to ensure its future.

"Currently, much of the activity in the conservation department has already been diverted to short-term exhibition projects, limiting conservation work to preparing items for display," he wrote.

He denied it was cruel to keep large primates in enclosures, and pointed to the zoo's conservation work to reintroduce the Partula snail, which was extinct in the wild, to French Polynesia following a breeding programme at London zoo.

The charity, based in Kenya, has signed a contract guaranteeing that all the money donated will be spent on conservation work to make an immediate difference, with not one penny going towards administrative costs.

The collective effort has been celebrated as a new paragon of conservation working to simultaneously support humans, livestock, and wildlife (Sundaresan and Riginos 2010).

During the last decades, the contribution of scientists to conservation work related to cultural heritage has grown rapidly because of the importance of these works of art.

ZSL's conservation work aims to build capacity and influence policy, to bring direct and sustainable conservation benefits to wild animals and their habitats, with activities typically undertaken by forming partnerships with local organisations and government departments.

It was then covered up again while the antiquities authority sought financing to carry out the necessary conservation work and to build appropriate facilities at the site.

In order to be successful, soil and water conservation work needs to be participatory.