Sentence examples for conserving local from inspiring English sources
Rainforest Alliance Also members of ISEAL, for growers to be certified they must adhere to a list of sustainable principles, including conserving local wildlife and water resources, minimising soil erosion and treating workers fairly.
Enlightened self-interest, however, motivates people and leads to harmony with natureThe same tsunami brought home to farmers near the shoreline the importance of conserving local varieties of rice.
Microcatchment is a technique for collecting, storing and conserving local surface runoff in order to grow trees/shrubs.
As development continues to transform natural habitat along important avian migratory flyways, urban planning that includes large, diverse natural areas within urbanized landscapes is key to conserving local and migratory avifauna diversity.
Its sensible approach to limit unfair detentions and help conserve local resources for fighting crime deserves the governor's support.
Grooms volunteers for an environmental group in Ontario, Canada, that's trying to conserve local wildlife.
Because tigers are a top predator, they help regulate and conserve local biodiversity by, for example, helping keep the herbivore numbers down, which allows tree saplings to mature.
The Uttara Kannada District with relic forests (sacred forests/groves) and highly productive landscapes conserve local biodiversity and offer important ecological services, as well as improvement in the livelihood of local communities (Ray and Ramachandra 2010).
These eighth-graders have set out to research, collect, and conserve local varieties of legumes which will then be cultivated and distributed to their community to increase local food security and diversity and to replenish the soils of their island.
The most commonly employed methods such as PSI-BLAST [5] and hidden Markov models [6], rely on protein sequence homologies and have been used to detect conserved local sequence motifs.
A subclass is a set of conserved local structural patterns.
