Sentence examples for conserving wild from inspiring English sources

"The tiger is the national animal of India, and WWF congratulates the government for yet another important milestone in its conservation efforts that will make a tremendous contribution to the goal of conserving wild tigers and their natural habitats in the country," said Dipankar Ghose, of WWF-India, in the statement.

London Zoo is run by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), a charity dedicated to conserving wild animals and where they live.

In 1995, he abandoned the prospect of a brilliant and well-paid career in the private sector to become director of land management at the John Muir Trust (JMT), a young charity conserving wild places for people and nature.

This means conserving wild places, such as forests, in which plants and animals can thrive and evolve, as well as conservation by farmers through the cultivation of diverse breeds and plant varieties.

Assisted breeding programs, like the one for giant pandas run by our conservation partner, the San Diego Zoo, address only a small piece of the survival puzzle and should not be confused with the ultimate goal of conserving wild pandas ("With a Little Help From Friends, Pandas Hang On," Sept. 19).

(d) States may promote the legitimate purpose of protecting and conserving wild animal life within their borders only in ways consistent with the basic principle that the pertinent economic unit is the Nation, and that when a wild animal becomes an article of commerce, its use cannot be limited to the citizens of one State to the exclusion of citizens of another State.

The overruling of Geer does not leave the States powerless to protect and conserve wild animal life within their borders.

I'm reminded of how vital it is to conserve wild places like the ones I find myself in for future generations to enjoy.

"We need a proper strategy across Europe to conserve wild bees and pollinators through habitat protection, agricultural policy and farming methods, or we risk big financial losses to the farming sector and a potential food security crisis," he said.

Large conserved wild lands like the A.C.G. are essential to the survival of wild tropical biodiversity and our understanding of its and our world.

Teeb (The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity) has assembled a library of suggestions for policy-makers on how to use good economics to conserve wild nature (TEEB for Policy-Makers, November 2009).