Sentence examples for coordinated conservation from inspiring English sources

Combining a conceptual framework such as the Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) with the development of valid biological indicators can contribute to the analysis of the driving forces and their effects on the ecosystem in order to formulate coordinated conservation measures.

This situation has been recognized (e.g. IWC, IUCN) requiring coordinated conservation actions.

For example, Mangelsen et al. [ 21] compared, within a number of tissues, expression patterns of members of the WRKY transcription factor family among barley, rice and Arabidopsis and found that, at least within this gene family, coordinated conservation of expression patterns and sequence.

India has 20 protected areas with known or possible red panda populations in Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and West Bengal such as Khangchendzonga National Park, Namdapha National Park and Singalila National Park, and a coordinated conservation policy for the red panda.

The coordinated conservation of these residues may reveal functionally-significant positions that help determine specificity, and supports the organization of these clades as representing distinct evolutionary origins.

The group, the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River, coordinates conservation activities among the 14 nations that border the river or its tributaries and drew up the list.

The commission, which coordinates conservation efforts of the countries through which the river runs, said it was waiting to hear what checks were carried out at the Hungarian plant.

"By creating an inventory we can discover which countries and regions are the richest in terms of priority crop wild relatives, and we can then more efficiently plan and coordinate conservation efforts to target their survival".

A small publicly registered conservation trust dedicated to bridled nailtail wallaby conservation was also founded (Bridled Nailtail Wallaby Trust) to facilitate and apply research, coordinate conservation efforts of non-state actors, lobby the state and draw attention to the failings of conservation.

"Tiger-range" countries will meet this week to coordinate conservation efforts, but not all of them have managed to stop the habitat loss and poaching that threatens the cats.

These two factors we think will advance priority setting for conservation action and serve as the basis for social networks that strive to share successes and failures of conservation action.This approach can be applied to other regions as a means of coordinating conservation activities and ideally moving beyond a bay by bay approach to conservation at estuaries.