Sentence examples for favourable conservation status from inspiring English sources

This is above the 1.2 per nest the UK government sets as its target for favourable conservation status of the species.

Special areas of conservation, under the European habitats directive, are supposed to "ensure the restoration or maintenance of natural habitats and species... at a favourable conservation status".

The new figures represent a significant landmark for the golden eagle, as a 2008 SNH report concluded that more than 500 breeding pairs are needed for the raptor to have "favourable conservation status" in the UK, meaning it has a population that can survive in the long term.

In either case, both the Dartmoor and Exmoor national park authorities (in common with the bodies running most of Britain's other national parks) are wide open to legal challenge under the European Habitats Directive, for failing to keep these supposed wildlife refuges in favourable conservation status.

It is necessary to define a typology of landscape to permit a realistic comparison of similar units recognizing, for example, its favourable conservation status.

The aim of this study is to identify the rocky landscape units and to propose a hierarchical classification, for identifying the units with a favourable conservation status, based on the presence of listed species.

In a report to the European Commission covering 1988–2007, the conservation status of the species in Ireland was declared "favourable (FV)" in all evaluated criteria (range, population, habitat and future prospects).

Current conservation status: Thriving.

Current conservation status: Stable.

Their conservation status is now of "least concern".

The conservation status report came with good and bad news.