Sentence examples for conserved land from inspiring English sources

The novelty of our approach is the use of the agglomeration bonus idea which depends on explicit topological relationships between a unit of conserved land and its neighboring conserved land; specifically, subsidies paid when one conserved land unit borders other conserved units.

Here, we compare for various ecological and economic parameters the cost-effectiveness and budget efficiency of an agglomeration bonus with a spatially homogeneous payment (where landowners receive the same payment regardless of the spatial allocation of conserved land) and an agglomeration payment (where landowners receive money only if conserved land parcels are spatially connected).

Efforts to conserve land along W & W lines have popped up around New England, and conservation groups around the nation like the plan, too.

Acquisition is the yin of conserving land.

The society has long worked to conserve land, oversee nature sanctuaries and provide environmental education.

A Beijing scholar has suggested a better way of encouraging farmers to conserve land.

Bellport's commitment to conserving land, protecting architecture and limiting growth has much to do with what makes it attractive to homeowners.

Although the president can create national monuments without the input of Congress, he is asking lawmakers to approve his $1.4 billion request to conserve land and coastal resources.

In the late 1980's, the group pioneered the concept of swapping debt owed by a government for commitments to conserve land.

In the last two decades he and his wife have managed to conserve land that will ultimately enlarge or create national parks in Chile and Argentina.

She is a distinguished academic of many decades' standing, equally adept at subtly debating classical cultural representations of boyhood, breaking apart the patriarchal Freudian nuclear family, considering contemporary art and, in her latest role, conserving land in her native Australia.