Sentence examples for extensive conservation from inspiring English sources

We have extensive conservation practices — about 65percentt of the island is preserved.

The models will live at MoMA, which has extensive conservation and exhibition experience.

The worries have provoked action: cities like Phoenix and Las Vegas have undertaken extensive conservation programs.

Now extensive conservation at the Hamilton Kerr Institute in Cambridgeshire has restored the painting to its original glory.

Indeed, there are probably few professions in which extensive conservation measures have played such a large daily role.

The new farm bill also underwrites extensive conservation programs to clean up city drinking water, protect forests from urban sprawl and help protect wildlife and their habitat.

It also undertook a major preservation project, involving extensive conservation work and the digitalization of some 26,000 pages of af Klint's notebooks.

The results also raise further concerns about the impacts of this trade on the sustainability of these low productivity species demanding swift and extensive conservation management responses.

The architects advising the cathedral on its restoration work, Mr. Allen and Mr. Harbinson, have extensive conservation experience, including work on Trinity Episcopal Church at the foot of Wall Street in Manhattan.

In the last 2 years (2014 2016), it underwent extensive conservation and building works [3].

For instance, Mimms points out the extensive conservation in noncoding regions of DNA and RNA when comparing mice and humans.