Sentence examples for conservationist working from inspiring English sources

"They had no idea what they were walking into," said Rob Dodson, a British conservationist working near Tsavo.

But Rick Steiner, an American marine conservationist working with Greenpeace who visited the affected area, said Friday that more than 430,000 barrels of crude oil might have been released into the Yellow Sea.

This month, we're highlighting Laura Johnson, who over the past three decades has served as a land conservationist working first with The Nature Conservancy, and then as president of the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

Wildlife conservationist works with national zoos to breed "hoof-stock" and aids in repatriation efforts for desert antelopes.

Conservationists working in the park see camera traps as technical research tool for producing objective scientific knowledge.

The work involves the use of radar, laser scanners and drones, with the conservationists working mainly at night to allow continued access to the shrine to pilgrims.

Conservationists working on the Chick Bolstering project took chicks from a number of colonies and hand-reared them to ensure their survival.

Despite the efforts of many conservationists, working with farmers and local people to put barn owl nestboxes on their land, this beautiful bird is now in real trouble.

But the stone curlew is becoming more eye-catching – from 150 pairs in the 1980s to 400 today – thanks to farmers and conservationists working together.

I recently joined conservationists working on the Iberian lynx project and was struck by the enthusiasm and commitment of its staff – and by the considerable resources they needed to do their work.

Conservationists working in a lowland forest reserve at La Selva in Costa Rica used biological records dating from 1970 to show that species of frogs, toads, lizards, snakes and salamanders have plummeted on average 75% in the past 35 years.