Sentence examples for formal protected from inspiring English sources

Conserving native biota using formal protected areas alone is a strategy unlikely to succeed in mediterranean regions.

According to international agreements such as the Convention on Biological Diversity, ratified by China in 1993, and also according to nature reserve purpose statements (e.g. Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve), the well-being of local people should be considered simultaneously with the biodiversity conservation and ecological protection mandates of formal protected areas.

Co-occurring species, especially those without formal protected status, may contribute significantly to overall biodiversity, but may nonetheless receive limited attention.

Although the potential for community-conserved areas (CCAs) to extend conservation beyond formal protected areas is widely acknowledged, the scarcity of conservation assessments and monitoring hinders the rigorous evaluation of their effectiveness in many regions.

Because forests are some of the most species-rich environments on earth and more than 90% of the world's forests occur outside formal protected area systems, forest management certification will be one of the pervasive influences on global biodiversity for the foreseeable future.

Much of that is outside formal protected areas and faces the risk of deforestation.

Britain's Foreign Office said that Mr. Hague spoke to Mr. Salehi about the embassy assault and that both men expressed hope that their countries "could move soon to confirm the appointment of formal protecting powers in each other's capitals" — a reference to the appointment of third countries to look after Iranian interests in Britain and vice versa.

"We will no longer have formal Protecting Power arrangements in place.

Habitat conversion will clearly outpace expansion of formal protected-area networks, and conservationists must augment this traditional strategy with new approaches to sustain the mediterranean biota.

The union's demands are simple: That the 2.4 million Mexicans who work in private homes be treated as formal employees, protected from abuse by federal labor laws and given contracts that ensure fair wages, limited working hours and paid vacations.

But even in places like Ghana and Zambia, where the formal law protects women to some degree, the dispossession of widows is widespread.