The phrase "conservationist for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is dedicated to or advocates for conservation efforts or environmental protection. Example: Sarah was a passionate conservationist for preserving the natural habitats of endangered species.
Grief is part of a naturalist's everyday life, admits Matthew Oates, a conservationist for the National Trust.
"It has a reputation for being our standard ubiquitous butterfly, but it's actually migrant," says Matthew Oates, an entomologist and conservationist for the National Trust.
Molly Matteson, a conservationist for the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group, says that's a big deal — not just for the environment but for people as well.
To that end, the agency has just published the first issue of Conservationist for Kids, a magazine geared toward fourth-grade readers and available to schools statewide.
OO Four People Killed By Loggers In Peru - one, a top conservationist for a tribal community, was a top target for assassination.
"Even though the Lubbock area experienced a bad dust storm, without established conservation practices in place, such storms would be more frequent, more destructive and more widespread," Salvador Salinas, Texas state conservationist for the NRCS, said in a statement.
To the surprise of a lot of conservationists, for example, global warming does not seem to have caused many extinctions.
They have teamed up with the palm-oil industry, widely condemned by conservationists for causing devastation to orang-utans.
Some 73,686 species were assessed by conservationists for the red list, which is marking its 50th anniversary this year.
Glaeser is scathing in denouncing local conservationists for their devotion to "leafy suburbs," which he sees as being at odds with true environmentalism.
At the time, the Tasmanian premier, Will Hodgman, criticised conservationists for their "hysterical response," again worrying about the impact it would have on tourism.
