Sentence examples for deploy conservation from inspiring English sources

Sure, we need to finance more research, but the bottom line is that we need to deploy conservation, efficiency and renewables starting yesterday.

Its rangers manage nearly 100 green spaces: they deploy sheep for "conservation grazing" on chalk grassland, which enables rare flowers and insects to flourish; they've recently organised volunteers to plant 100,000 native flowers and trees.

The results of the study demonstrate that knowledge of spatial patterns of high soil loss risk areas can help deploy site-specific conservation measures.

In April, the organisation joined with JPMorgan Chase to launch NatureVest, a division that will deploy $1 billion in conservation-minded capital over the coming three years.

The software and GIS layers utilized in this study are freely available on the internet and could be deployed to develop conservation plans for anywhere in the world.

It's depressing to watch people deploy the language of cultural conservation to frustrate efforts at environmental conservation.

Wilderness conservation groups deployed him to raise donations.

Yet, as they gaze across a meadow to a forest behind their headquarters here, their resolve is strengthened to support a measure that the public does not usually associate with conservation groups — deploying bowhunters to kill white-tailed deer.

Many other African countries, including Botswana, Gabon and Cameroon, have deployed military units to conservation areas in recent years in response to increased poaching, including high-profile mass killings of elephants in central Africa by poachers with links to Janjaweed militias in Sudan.

Edwards' speech here was notable for a long riff arguing that America could deploy a strategy of energy conservation and renewable energy development to collapse oil prices, which would force liberalization and investment in the Middle East, and trigger widespread investment in Africa.

Because many Phasianid species are of conservation concern, managers often deploy markers on fences to reduce collision-associated mortality.