Paradoxically this insistence on authenticity is also the impulse driving contemporary conservation.
"Hunters are a driving force in conservation".
Other factors however, may be driving the evolutionary conservation in these regions: First, there are genes on the opposite strands of exon U1 (FUNDC2) and exons 22A and 22B (H22BB3).
Meat is still produced, but the beasts now play a conservation role, driving habitat and soil restoration.
In Yellowstone, he met and formed a lifetime friendship with Horace M. Albright, the park superintendent who would become a driving force in the conservation movement and was one of Mr. Rockefeller's two acknowledged mentors.
Questions remain, however, about the specific characteristics and activities driving landowners' interest in conservation easements and their willingness to consider granting them.
Firstly, the study explores how the CTI-CFF framing of food insecurity as symptomatic of economic deficiencies at the household level reflects the broader neoliberal conservation agenda driving the CTI-CFF and serves to legitimate the latter as the natural authority for intervention.
An inspiring example of this can be found in Australia's 2012 Ramsar Convention National Report that stated how research from a catchment management authority revealed that women were often the driving force behind environmental conservation activities on farms.
-But President Obama's use of the phrase to describe his current energy policy leanings - signaling yes to a combination of domestic drilling, alternative energy and conservation -- is driving Republicans nuts, because the phrase has been a product of their party's energy platform for years.
"We've got a 12th century church, a 14th century pub and a 17th century vicarage," he said, driving me through the Dagenham Village conservation area.
