Sentence examples for ecology programme from inspiring English sources

Organisations such as TippingPoint, Cape Farewell, the Ashden Directory and the RSA (with its ambitious Arts & Ecology programme) and the Cambridge-based Cultures of Climate Change group have brought environmental scientists together with sculptors, poets, novelists, dancers, dramatists, essayists and poets to puzzle out the potentials of biotically-minded art.

Prof Hertwich, who is also the director of the industrial ecology programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, said that developing countries – where much of this population growth will take place – must not follow the western world's pattern of increasing consumption: "Developing countries should not follow our model.

GTZ's Tropical Ecology Support Programme has made an important contribution to bridging this divide.

Shortly before my Benin Lama Forest consultancy began, the opportunity arose to conduct a long-term study, financially supported by GTZ's Tropical Ecology Support Programme, on the influence of poaching on monkeys and the secondary impacts on the vegetation in the Taï National Park in Côte d'Ivoire.

This study was financially supported by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research NWOO) through their research programme "Ecology Regarding Genetically modified Organisms" (ERGO).

This comprehensive transcriptome catalogue will provide an important gene discovery resource for directed programmes in ecology, evolution and conservation of a key pollinator.

Find out more: Dr Lina Moses directs community and ecology projects for Tulane University's Lassa Fever Programme.

A more varied and diverse theatre ecology is beginning to emerge - and the programme for Mayfest 2008 hopefully shows that in action.

Appreciating the finer implications of population and genetic structures will have important consequences not only for understanding pathogen evolutionary ecology but also for developing public health intervention programmes.

It's a fragile ecology that will be right for that new music programme and is right for Radio 1.

Frank Herbert, a freelance writer with a feeling for ecology, was researching a magazine story about a US Department of Agriculture programme to stabilise the shifting sands by introducing European beach grass.