Acquisition is the yin of conserving land.
The costs of conserving land for species generally vary in space and time.
Bellport's commitment to conserving land, protecting architecture and limiting growth has much to do with what makes it attractive to homeowners.
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.
But as land prices rose and officials looked toward conserving land farther away, the city decided to focus less on purchasing land outright and more on buying easements in the aquifer's "recharge zone," which includes several surrounding counties.
With appropriate tools, community forestry can be as effective, or even more effective, than public management in conserving land.
It has proposed sweeping budget cuts to federal agencies responsible for studying climate change and conserving land and wildlife, including the Interior Department and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
This project marks a new approach to conservation rapidly gaining support around the country -- projects characterized by cooperation among public agencies and the private sector and by a greater recognition of the multiple human benefits of conserving land and water.
Cynthia Wilson, community outreach coordinator for Utah Diné Bikéyah, a not-for-profit group working to conserve lands significant to Native Americans, said the documents were "very misleading".
Cannon was particularly opposed to Roosevelt's efforts to conserve lands, declaring: "Not one cent for scenery".
