Sentence examples for data for conservation from inspiring English sources

Rodrigues, A. S. L. Improving coarse species distribution data for conservation planning in biodiversity-rich, data-poor, regions: no easy shortcuts.

Local ecological knowledge is an increasingly used, cost-effective source of data for conservation research and management.

Teasing apart closely related species provides finer-grained data for conservation purposes as well as making natural history data accessible for each species that was irretrievable when stored under only one name.

Larsen also is interested in "beta diversity," which measures the change in species composition across geographic space and provides valuable data for conservation efforts.

For both, LiDAR data fundamentally changed the understanding of coupled human/natural systems in these areas while providing critical baseline data for conservation and management.

Ways of improving fisheries data for conservation planning and designing adjustment packages to more effectively mitigate impacts of MPAs on commercial fishermen are suggested.

Media captionRichard Sabin: "We actively use this data for marine conservation purposes now" It's a curious thing to see a group of early whale foetuses up close - to see beings so small that have the potential to become so big.

The rapidly spreading biodiversity crisis with the destruction of habitats and high extinction rates calls for quick surveys and realistic data for efficient conservation strategies (e.g., [ 16], and references therein).

The 10 microsatellite markers developed will be useful in characterizing the genetic diversity of V. speciosa and understanding its population structure (including the possible structure between sporophyte and gametophyte phases) and biogeographic history, and will provide important genetic data for the conservation of this species.

Environmental DNA technologies offer a means for the high throughout collection of phylogenetic data across landscapes for conservation planning.

Finally, we make critical suggestions for the design and function of biogeographic databases to make contributed data more useful for conservation efforts.