Sentence examples for draws on conservation from inspiring English sources

This continuum model draws on conservation equations for energy, momentum and mass of the two-phase one-component (liquid vapour) mixture.

I explore these ideas through two cases of connectivity conservation, which draws on conservation science to promote collaborative cross-scale governance.

Drawing on Conservation of Resources Theory and previous research on work engagement, the present study investigates gain spirals between employees' engagement and their task, social, and personal resources.

As Interior secretary, Mr. Salazar will be in a position of obvious interest to Western states like Colorado, and can draw on long experience with land and conservation issues.

Drawing on, as a case-study, a broad-scale biodiversity assessment for NSW, Australia, this paper reports on the successful application of the BFT tool for a variety of functions ranging from interactive scenario evaluation through to conservation benefits mapping.

It's an ambitious undertaking that draws on lessons from private conservation initiatives in the Amazon, global efforts underway within the United Nations and even efforts by corporate giants to get deforestation out of their supply chains.

The study draws on in-depth interviews conducted with conservation professionals and the practices employed by ecological advisers employed by developers seeking to re-develop wasteland sites.

Martin, who is also pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Florida in wildlife ecology and conservation, says she still draws on contacts from her NSF days in both her work and her studies.

Contemporary practice in the conservation of socio-ecological landscapes draws on both a model of responsive management, and also on ideas about historic management.

My argument draws on ethnographic fieldwork on Palawan Island in the Philippines, where the expansion of conservation enclosures has coincided with the postauthoritarian recognition of Indigenous rights.

Our study draws on re-visitation studies which appear to constitute a powerful tool for the assessment of the conservation status of EU habitats.