Sentence examples for creating conservation from inspiring English sources

In his blog, Harper argued that managed shoots could "provide beneficial habitat management for wildlife", including woodland sky-lighting, planting cover crops and creating conservation headlands.

In early 2000 he left his career in teaching to devote himself to the project, working to restore the land to its natural state and creating conservation easements to protect the landscape, which includes large tracts of longleaf pine forests and wetlands.

Adaptation will require exploring genetic varieties of crops that can withstand new climate extremes, creating conservation corridors to facilitate species' migration, and providing incentives to preserve ecosystem services.

Maryland, Missouri, Virginia and other states have sought to attract teens to their parks by creating conservation job corps programs.

China will struggle with leaving a dirty economic model behind because it is always easier to preference short-term economic growth over investments in value creating conservation for the future.

Moreover, nongovernmental organizations are working in the Altos de Cantillana region of Chile's mediterranean region to develop the country's first legal framework for creating conservation easements and public-private land management agreements (see http://www.nature.org/wherewework/southamerica/chile/for details).

Conservationists snatched up the remaining known golden frogs from the rainforest in plastic bags and took them first to "frog hotels" and later to specially created conservation "arks".

"My indicators are monkeys, macaws and trees, so the fact we use the for-profit model to create conservation units means those things like macaws have more value in their nest or at a clay-lick, as tourist attractions".

One possible solution is to create conservation landscapes that surround and link these PAs.

The native forest land and native grassland that fall over legally created Conservation Units and/or demarcated Indigenous Land are included as part of the managed land database.

New protected areas need to be established to correct existing biases, and create conservation networks that remain representative despite climate change, habitat loss, and changes in species distributions.