Sentence examples for ecological stewardship from inspiring English sources

Abbey's standards — in literature as well as in ecological stewardship — were often brutally high.

But it has regained much of its biological vitality since the early 1970s, thanks to concerted ecological stewardship.

However voluntary strategies for encouraging ecological stewardship on private property in cities are not well studied.

Our work throughout the Americas has consistently been based on traditional Native concepts of holistic ecological stewardship.

Payments for ecosystem service (PES) schemes have become increasingly popular in attempting to promote ecological stewardship and conservation behaviour through provisioning of economic incentives often as market-inspired transactions.

Voluntary, urban ecological stewardship strategies offer a different set of solutions than regulatory models, and open a new land base that would otherwise be inaccessible for improving ecological function as cities change and grow.

I think it's great that part of the ecological and social stewardship at the heart of the emergent Christian movement is to know more about where all of the goods we consume come from, and at what cost.

Social scientists might point out that the situation reveals that at least some stakeholders have vacated the social contract required for resource management to translate to environmental sustainability, stewardship, and ecological integrity.

30 Further applications of our approach in other populations and clinical contexts is required to elucidate factors modifying thresholds for association with ecological variables, and to adapt antibiotic stewardship or infection control policies to local scenarios.

One could argue the advanced degree of change in the social-ecological system of the Mara has left traditional ecological knowledge and local approaches to land stewardship in question, and perhaps reflecting a breached threshold of stability, or as Plummer and Armitage (2007) would call a system flip.

What better place to assert a vision of healing that includes addressing historic cultural wounds, ecological devastation, mutual respect for each other, stewardship with the land and water; and merging these responsibilities with the hope of science than in Hawaii?