Sentence examples for earmarked for conservation from inspiring English sources

One quarter of the country has been earmarked for "conservation".

Revenues from the sale are earmarked for conservation programs.

In November 20th 2007 Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality confirmed its list of buildings earmarked for conservation.

The FPAC network performs better because it includes data that was not available for spatial modelling, especially the percentage of endemic species per ecosystem and the practicalities of protecting an area earmarked for conservation.

Countries with the worst run forests, meanwhile, are war-torn places such as Congo and Cambodia.More surprising, perhaps, is the difference the report found between forests where logging is allowed, and those that have been earmarked for conservation.

An agreed annual sum, paid to the Chinese government, is earmarked for giant panda conservation projects in the wild.

The payments are earmarked for Chinese government conservation programs.

This year the trust earmarked $2.5 million for conservation activities, the same amount as last year.

The removal of large, potentially highly fecund trees could offset these costs easily if the wood can be sold, and funds earmarked for park management and conservation purposes.

And as for taxes, even without touching income-tax rates, the gasoline tax, far less than that in other countries, could be raised to bring in billions earmarked for highway repair, transit improvement and conservation.

About 2,000 hectares of proposed habitat offsets for the endangered black-throated finch were removed from Adani's conservation plans last year, mostly on land earmarked for the nearby China Stone coalmine.