Sentence examples for environment and conservation from inspiring English sources

That would spread a total of $55 billion for environment and conservation programs to more farmers in more states.

Kemakeza also was stripped of his current position as minister for forestry, environment, and conservation and his seat in Parliament.

Eugene Rwabuhihi, from the M23 department of tourism, environment and conservation, suggested the rebels were planning to step up the operation.

IN Washington on Monday night, the giants of the environment and conservation movements will gather to celebrate the inauguration, but they will do it at two very different galas — with very different philosophies.

The document was welcomed by businesses and house-building organisations, while many environment and conservation groups which previously opposed the new policy welcomed what they said were important concessions.

Its green stimulus is smaller than its neighbours' as it already pours in funds from the regular budget: $22 billion for the environment and conservation in 2009, of which $7 billion was for clean energy including nuclear power.

We present seven ecological principles to conserve and increase the biodiversity of cities, using metaphors to bridge the gap between the languages of built-environment and conservation professionals.

Drosophila were collected with the permission of the National Parks and Conservation Service of the Ministry of Agro Industry Food Production and Security of Mauritius, the Ministry of Environment and conservation department of the Seychelles, The Ministry of Environnement of Madagascar.

An industry leader in recycling, The Times has won several honors for its environmentally safe practices, including a national Environment and Conservation Challenge Award for its recycling and other programs.

SJR is grateful to the South Australian Museum and Conservation International for supporting his fieldwork in New Guinea, and to the PNG National Research Institute and Department of Environment and Conservation for their assistance with Research Visas and Export Permits respectively.

Data reported by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation showed the ash contained elevated levels of arsenic and mercury.