Sentence examples similar to conservationist measures from inspiring English sources

While conservationists say the measures don't go far enough, industrial fishers are already objecting.

But now conservationists are hoping measures they are taking in waterways across the country are gradually helping their numbers recover.

The measures, say conservationists, are complicated, difficult to enforce, do not take the place of national laws, and are implemented in different ways by different countries.

After he made the discovery, Mr Li and his fellow conservationists decided to take measures to protect the pikas.

And conservationists may consider more extreme measures in the future.

In a bitter fight, hunters and conservationists squared off on two measures.

But the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites), meeting this week in Johannesburg, passed other new measures for elephants that conservationists say will add vital protection.

The measures met with resistance from conservationists, naturalist organizations, and some biologists, as the animal had previously been fully protected.

The Senate still must vote on the measure, which conservationists say could accelerate the pace of deforestation.

Some conservationists complain there's little evidence that such measures are helping to boost stocks so still advise consumers to shun all eel, farmed or wild.

We also included a measure of self-identity as a conservationist to assess its importance for behavioural intentions, and if SVFA stimulated this self-identity.