Sentence examples for conservationist approach from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the wild meadow and the unspoiled views seemed to cry out for a conservationist approach.

Because of his conservationist approach, the township has more than 1,000 trees that are over 200 years old, the largest being a red oak that's six feet in diameter on Great Oak Drive.

He says consumers fail to value water and the current drought is a "wake-up call" that will lead us to adopt a more conservationist approach, with metering, recycling and under-patio reservoirs all on the agenda.

Ecosystem services can in some aspects be substituted or restored, whereas certain biodiversity losses (e.g. loss of old-growth forest or extinction of a species) are irreversible and thus require a precautionary, conservationist approach.

Brulle said he was suspicious of any claim that the Republican Party was moving toward a more conservationist approach, noting that their major policy positions have not changed and likely wouldn't, even if a broad base of Republicans support environmental policies, because the party's extreme wing drives much of the primary debate and early campaign contributions.  .

"Finding that the ivory trade has moved from China into neighbouring countries will inform how conservationists approach lobbying governments for change". There is a divide in the conservation community over which approach is better for saving elephants and rhinos: Permitting and regulating the trade to raise money, or totally banning all trade in illegal products to change perceptions.

Here I compare conservationist and Chagossian approaches to controlling the overgrown coconut plantations on Diego Garcia.

Achieving a sea-change in governance through better-informed and genuinely motivated decision makers is a challenge, and to date the meek and passive approach of conservationists has failed to make significant progress.

After reinstalling the mural this month, restorers repainted the missing hair of the central figure and did other touch-up work, with the twin goals of making it look as old as the original and easy to change if later conservationists have a different approach.

She pushed through a forceful wildlife law that had been "a work in progress for 20 years", she said, bogged down in wrangles between the government and conservationists with differing approaches.

All the same, while the passion Oscar and Lucinda elicit makes it magical in ways that drier Best of Booker contenders like Nadime Gordimer's The Conservationist just don't even approach, it also creates its own problems.