Sentence examples for direct conservation from inspiring English sources

Combinedwith existing techniques that can pinpoint the geographical location of the ivory, it could help to better direct conservation efforts to the locations most affected by poaching.

But it is coming to a boil now with the publication of an article in the current issue of American Scientist arguing that "calls to direct conservation funding to the world's biodiversity hot spots may be bad investment advice".

"I tend to be skeptical about whether it will be easy to translate results from lab studies into direct conservation application".

We provide an overview of how nestedness analyses of presence/absence data might direct conservation and land-use planning in developing landscapes.

Taking range fidelity behavior into consideration during forest management planning could direct conservation efforts toward the best available sites and therefore facilitate caribou persistence in managed landscapes.

With it we can track what's happening on a given landscape, and help direct conservation.

The acetylation information of histone H2B.C of human is used in a direct conservation-mapping mode in the prediction.

Michael Fry, a wildlife toxicologist who directs conservation advocacy for the American Bird Conservancy, said that even sub-lethal levels of lead in condors, bald eagles and other raptors can be debilitating, affecting their ability to fly and avoid collisions.

But a growing chorus of scientists is warning that directing conservation funds to hot spots may be a recipe for major losses in the future.

"They are icons of Newport, the signature trees of the Gilded Age," said John R. Tschirch, an architectural historian who directs conservation programs at the Preservation Society of Newport County, which owns many of the mansions.

Contrary to popular belief, captive breeding does not contribute to conservation efforts because most of it is done outside of official species survival plans or other directed conservation efforts.