Sentence examples for develop conservation from inspiring English sources

"Keeping the water in the basin is critical," Ms. Leavitt said, "and so is requiring all the Great Lakes states to develop conservation and efficiency programs".

Dr. Bengt Holst, scientific director of the Copenhagen Zoo, which has a history of collaboration with the Malaysian wildlife authorities, said researchers planned to develop conservation priorities for the Malay tapir by discovering its habitat needs, social structures and behavior.

The Babylon project, financed by a $700,000 grant from the State Department, will map the city's archaeological sites, develop conservation plans and pursue possibilities for tourism and education.

This underlines the need to prioritize and develop conservation measures before species decline to levels from which they cannot recover.

Furthermore, we explored possible reasons behind its near extinction in Taiwan, knowledge which can be used to develop conservation strategies for the future.

The objective here was to determine the composition and distribution, and therefore the origin, of the tarnish features observed on a daguerreotype from the National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, Canadaa) in order to develop conservation strategies.

He has sponsored scientific research to develop conservation-minded agricultural practices for the buffer zone, and medical teams to conduct epidemiological studies.

To tackle this issue, one should develop conservation-independent techniques based on structure analyses and/or expression pattern of dicer cleavage products among pre-miRNAs [ 37].

"This study provides evidence that light pollution may force bats to use suboptimal flight routes and potentially causes isolation of preferred foraging sites, and therefore must be considered when developing conservation policy," they wrote.

As the official listing authority for birds for the World Conservation Union's red list of threatened species, BirdLife International has identified more than 1,000 bird species threatened with extinction and has developed conservation strategies for each of them.

Who says an oil-rich sheikdom in the Middle East cannot also be a world leader in developing conservation policies and environment-friendly technologies?