Sentence examples for conserving and improving from inspiring English sources

It permits restoration of sites by conserving and improving basic soil biological and physical properties.

He said that the revised rules focused on restoring the ecological health of forests and watersheds, particularly conserving and improving the quality of freshwater in the forests.

Therefore, the total value of annual urban resident's contribution is approximately VND231.81 billion ($10.97 million) which is relatively big enough for the government, policy makers and concerned people to pay more attention or give more financial invests in conserving and improving wildlife habitats and biodiversity in U Minh Thuong National Park.

Under the Ninth National Economic and Social development plan (20022006), one of the main statements was aimed at conserving and improving natural resources, and also improving utilisation.

"They need money to conserve and improve their system, and we need their water.

"Most people acknowledge that we're so far beyond 'natural' and 'unnatural' at this point that we might as well try anything we can to conserve and improve biodiversity here on earth," he says.

"We see a presumptive Republican nominee who has too often joined the very people who seek to destroy and replace what we fight to conserve and improve," he wrote in The Inquirer.

An integrative and proactive land use planning and management system at regional strategic level and local action level is considered to be essential if surface water systems are to be conserved and improved.

By applying a new design that modifies the heat environment by creating organically linked neighborhood green spaces, which encourage pedestrian use, will assist in efforts to conserve and improve the town as a sustainable heritage site.

Major corporations are tapping resources conserved and improved in the developing world without fairly compensating indigenous communities for their input.

Finally, we need to focus much more on effective mechanisms to conserve and improve our natural capital, especially fragile ecosystems (wetlands and oceans) and biodiversity.