Sentence examples for devoted to conservation from inspiring English sources
Most of the money is to be devoted to conservation projects in the United States, conservancy officials said, but some will be spent abroad.
Now he is dedicated to protecting his private reserve of 10km2 of Costa Rican forest in penance for his earlier career.Even profitable reserves frequently have their revenue devoted to conservation, rather than the owner's bank balance.
Fishing vessels that deploy gill nets snare and drown at least 400,000 seabirds every year, and the actual figure could be considerably higher, according to research published in the June edition of an academic journal devoted to conservation.
The international agreement signed by member states of the Antarctic marine life commission is devoted to conservation, but its definition of conservation includes "rational use" of the Southern Ocean's biological resources.
In recent decades there was far too little investment in energy, either in the search for more oil or in alternative sources, and too little effort devoted to conservation.
In an interview, Dr. Oates said he had been devoted to conservation of primates in Africa for many years and was hesitant to raise objections to anything that could benefit them.
For more information visit: www.riverford.co.uk Conservation Sponsored by National Grid Fighting to Save West Thurrock Marshes is a charity devoted to the conservation of invertebrates.
After the immediate postwar period, more attention was devoted to forest conservation problems and to the role of the forest in soil and water conservation.
It is said to be the largest amount of money ever devoted to a conservation campaign by a private organization.
The department also has a large electron microscope, a mass spectrometer and a library devoted to art conservation and the technical study of paintings.
