Sentence examples for establishment of buffer from inspiring English sources

Rather than fences, he would prefer to see the establishment of buffer zones to separate humans and lions, as well as more of the kinds of conflict mitigation initiatives that Panthera has helped establish to reduce the killing of lions.

This would require the cooperation of the landowners who farm the catchments surrounding reservoirs and could include organic farming, establishment of buffer strips of natural vegetation along field margins, and development of wildlife habitat along reservoir margins.

The results of the study show that WSA, soil carbon, and functional diversity of enzyme activity increased due to establishment of buffers with trees and grass.

The Turkish media, however, reported that the establishment of a buffer zone inside Syria had been agreed.

But the Patriots and F-16s would have some utility if the United States decided to support the establishment of a buffer zone between Syria and Jordan.

Turkey has also been lobbying for the establishment of a buffer zone and humanitarian corridors.When Syria downed a Turkish fighter jet over the Mediterranean in June some claimed that it had done so with Russian help.

Turkish officials insist that Turkey must respond forcefully otherwise its claims at regional leadership will be badly dented as will Mr Erdogan's image at home.The Turkish media has speculated about an array of options including targeted airstrikes against Syrian military installations and the establishment of a buffer zone along Turkey's 900-kilometre-wide border with Syria.

In agricultural landscapes, establishment of vegetated buffer zones in riparian wetlands (RWs) is promoted to decrease phosphorus (P) emissions because RWs can trap particulate P from upslope fields.

Three case studies on grassland protection, the establishment of riverbank buffer zones and water-sensitive farming illustrate that an economic perspective can convey recognition of the values of ES and biodiversity.

In addition, the establishment of poplar buffers, in replacement of non managed herbaceous buffers, could rapidly increase biomass C, N and P storage along farm streams, which would be beneficial for water quality protection and global change mitigation.

The establishment of such buffers as well as the allocation of additional space for rivers would need to be incorporated into the design of future river restoration projects.