Sentence examples for costs of conservation from inspiring English sources
It was the inspiration that led to the creation of Wild Jordan as the enterprise arm of the RSCN, opening up Jordan's nature reserves to carefully controlled tourism, enabling them to support the costs of conservation, create local employment and, perhaps best of all, give other people the chance to experience these remarkable places.
Relative to household incomes in the region, the opportunity costs of conservation are substantial.
As in other species, the level of unintended duplication is high in rice thus escalating the costs of conservation.
Inbreeding could add to the costs of conservation programs, he says, because managers will have to deal with more disease.
Thus, it is important to consider the long run when comparing the benefits and costs of conservation activities.
They asked experts around the world to estimate the costs of conservation actions required to move them down the IUCN list of those at greatest threat.
Furthermore, efforts to combat climate change are not at the cost of conservation work being done in the immediate present.
"Without legal, well-organised and regulated coursing, much of the cost of conservation will fall exclusively on government," he says.
But at home, it shows its hypocrisy by insisting that historically disenfranchised forest dwelling citizens bear the cost of conservation and development.
In short, the indigenous people of India's forests had to bear the cost of conservation, even though most of the country had been denuded of its forests by others.
