Sentence examples for conservationist perspective from inspiring English sources

For much younger children The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein can seem a little odd viewed from a conservationist perspective, but it inspired lovely conversations about nature and environmental stewardship ("us taking care of nature because nature takes care of us") with my 4 year-old.

The composition of the local fauna, the popular culture, and commercial considerations are factors that maintain and drive the market for therapeutic animal products – and the lack of monitoring and regulation of this commerce is worrisome from a conservationist perspective.

The literature on communities that are located inside protected areas is generally written from the perspective of conservationists (Brandon 1995) or anthropologists (Wood 1995; Diegues 1994; Diegues 1996; Dowie 2005).

To provide further perspective, consider that conservationists estimate that roughly 20% of African elephant populations have deteriorated over the course of the previous decade to approximately 400,000, while nearly one in 20 wild rhinos were killed just in this past year alone as a result of poaching (Annual Progress Assessment 2015).

For more: Read "Nature Versus Narco," a 2009 piece by turtle conservationist Wallace J. Nichols, for a broader perspective on the troubling nexus of poaching and drug dealing, focused on Mexico.

It's a form of madness which afflicts everyone from grouse moor owners to conservationist groups, and it reflects an astonishing loss of perspective on the part of those who should be protecting the natural world.

** Please note that this is speaking strictly from a survival perspective and in no way reflects my conservationist beliefs.

Q Methodology was used to identify four perspectives of woodland ownership and management, which can be described as: the Hobby Conservationist; the Individualist; the Custodian and the Multifunctional Owner.

One perspective I found particularly interesting was that of the trapper and hunter as front line conservationist, contributing to a balanced ecosystem rather than disrupting it.

Philanthropist, conservationist, educator.

The conservationist was right.