Sentence examples for control over conservation from inspiring English sources
If the changes go ahead, two key pieces of NSW's environmental legislation its Threatened Species Conservation Act and the Native Vegetation Act will be repealed and replaced with new laws aiming to give farmers more control over conservation of native species on private land.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has threatened to veto parts of the bill, which also gives states more control over establishing conservation rules.
Poachers in the Democratic Republic of Congo killed three park rangers and an army officer this week as authorities seek to re-exert control over a national park, a conservation group has said.
There are many environmental reasons to be happy about the peace accord, not least the potential to decrease deforestation; have greater control over the restoration, recovery and conservation of ecological areas (such as natural parks and paramos); and to create a more sustainable, efficient and diverse economy.
Released two days before Mr. Bush makes public a comprehensive energy plan that is expected to promote energy production over conservation, the Democrats' proposal drew immediate criticism from the White House, especially in its call for price controls on electricity.
"The word is control, not conservation," Mr. Murro said.
With this increased popularity comes increased concern over conservation.
You prefer the phrase "conservation science" over "conservation biology".
Mr Birmingham said conservation status would give planners control over how the site was managed in the future.
As this paper underlines, revenues from wildlife rarely begin to compensate for loss of mobility, access to and control over important natural resources, which 'community-based' and other conservation restrictions entail.
"The means of creating national parks under 16 U.S.C. 1 [Title 16 of the United States Code, which outlines the role of conservation in the code] requires sovereign control over the real property," Listner said.
