Sentence examples for drive conservation from inspiring English sources

The legal trade in crocodile skins, which during the 1980s led to a shift toward sustainable crocodile ranching instead of the slaughter of wild crocodiles, is an example of how legal trade can drive conservation, says Biggs.

And we're also going to go on a crash program to dramatically increase energy efficiency, to drive conservation to a whole new level and to build more nuclear power.

Institutions are the social norms, and non-regulatory and regulatory rules that govern the actions that both drive conservation issues and prohibit conservation actions (see Young 2002).

They point to the legal trade in farmed crocodile skins as an example of how legal trade can drive conservation.

We were honored to spend time with Deb Zeyen, the Executive Director of BCI, a critical ally whose organization collects scientific data in the Gulf of California Hope Spot and broadcasts findings to drive conservation of this marine haven.

MSC needs a transparent, independent and impartial certification process, as well as a mechanism for ongoing improvement of criteria that would continually push for the highest fishing standards and truly drive conservation in the world's oceans.

More data from additional wild camels as a foundation for evidence driven conservation actions is urgently needed.

Guryev et al. [ 59] showed that the evolutionary selection process drives conservation of long-range allele combinations, causing chromosome regions to retain a long-range haplotype block structure.

Small sample size did not allow the development of a full habitat model testing all variables simultaneously and we urgently call for more data from additional wild camels as a foundation for evidence driven conservation actions.

In contrast to Yeh (2014b), who focused on articulations of Tibetan environmentalism made by individuals actively involved in the environmental movement, we explore understandings across a largely rural Tibetan community that has not been the focus of major externally driven conservation efforts or community projects.

Tim Castleman, founder of the Drive 55 Conservation Project (drive55.org), an environmental group, said a driver would save only 10 minutes going 80 m.p.h.