Sentence examples for countries conservation from inspiring English sources

For developing countries, conservation doesn't pay.

In less industrialized countries, conservation projects are linked to economic development strategies because local communities are dependent upon collecting resources from lands designated for conservation.

Some moorlands have been severely degraded and in some countries conservation and restoration schemes are being attempted, particularly to revegetate bare soils.

In both Kenya and Tanzania, the highest earning protected areas are situated within, and effectively excised from, Maasailand (Figure 1), as is a high proportion of the two countries' conservation estate overall.

Reducing deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries, conservation and sustainable management of forests, and enhancement of forest carbon stocks hold a great deal of promise as a way to cut global greenhouse gas emissions.

At one end of the country, conservation groups are doing all they can to stop the burning of moors.

At the other end of the country, conservation groups are doing all they can to ensure that moors are burnt.

In such a water-scarce country, conservation measures are critical to ensure a sustainable supply of water.

In the same country, Conservation International bought the development rights to 100,000 acres of land next to Madidi National Park, and then gave the land to the government.

Though Komodo is one of Indonesia's greatest tourism assets — it is one of the most frequently visited nature reserves in the country — conservation work there is also necessary to protect young fish that are a source for surrounding fishing grounds.

Four high level lessons emerge: 1) Conservation tender performance has been robust; 2) Developed − developing country conservation tender differences are modest; 3) Conservation tender prospects are dependent on political and institutional support; and 4) Optimal conservation tender design is circumstance specific.