Sentence examples for enduring conservation from inspiring English sources
Although much of the biodiversity of the mediterranean biome is threatened, the amount of potential conservation land that remains is cause for optimism, presenting opportunities for less formal, yet enduring conservation approaches.
Academic institutions from colleges and universities to research institutes and field stations are surprisingly powerful and effective catalysts for integrating all these elements into strategically significant and enduring large landscape conservation initiatives.
Muir's enduring contributions to the conservation and preservation of America's wilderness have been far-reaching.
The problem of fit between social institutions and ecological systems is an enduring challenge in natural resource management and conservation.
The former means greater environmental risk, possibly making the early conservation efforts in vain, while the latter means enduring greater pain in economy in the short term.
Time to act is now The enduring lesson of Burns' film is that the time to engage in conservation practices is before the drought hits, not after.
Inspired by recent analytical work in animal geographies and feminist political ecology, this article explores complex landscapes of caring, aging and conservation in a time of proliferating social media engagement from colonized sites of enduring privilege.
So since Trump is set to inherit Obama's clandestine war in sub-Saharan Africa, why wouldn't he go after these terrorist-funding poachers "by what ever means necessary," enduring himself to both wildlife-dependent African communities and to the increasing number of global conservation groups calling for a military response to poaching?
He thought about enduring.
