Sentence examples for existing conservation measures from inspiring English sources

A survey questionnaire designed to determine mariner knowledge and awareness of endangered whales, existing conservation measures, and mariner receptivity to near real-time conservation technology on the bridge is herein reported.

"[T]he already desperate situation has worsened, despite existing conservation measures and current enforcement efforts," wrote the authors of the CIRVA report, published in late November but only widely reported this week.

However, our results suggest that large numbers of evolutionarily distinct species are inadequately served by existing conservation measures, and that more work is carried out to prevent the imminent loss of large quantities of our evolutionary heritage.

Finally, we show that the sites predicted by our best predictor (SVM) show better evidence of selection and function than those of existing conservation measures.

(27a) Where there is a direct management interest concerning a single Member State, proposals for individual technical measures may be submitted, to modify existing conservation measures, subject to consultation of the relevant Advisory Councils.

Compliance with the existing Conservation and Management Measures is also an important requirement of membership, and is assessed annually.

Existing conservation areas do include some places that are rich in all measures of diversity (Madagascar) and some species that are unique in several senses (giant pandas), but they largely ignore species such as the Cuban solenodon, which lacks an outsized fan base but is even richer than the giant panda in unusual history and behavior.

The emerging field of conservation impact evaluation promises to enable funders and policy-makers to extend measures of progress and effectiveness to assess directly how much difference existing conservation actions make to biodiversity and livelihoods, or how much difference future actions could make.

Pressure must be kept on governments and industry to honour existing conservation pledges and to increase these to the levels needed to provide a measure of environmental security.

The area under conservation has expanded during the process, from under 300,000 to 440,000 square kilometres, nearly the size of Sweden.Kaza encompasses over 20 existing conservation areas and national parks including Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage site shared by Zambia and Zimbabwe and by some measures the world's largest waterfall, and the Okavango delta in Botswana.

Also approved was the demolition of existing conservation area buildings on the site.