Sentence examples for fossil heritage from inspiring English sources

This new partnership between UCMP and Caltrans will increase our efforts to manage and preserve paleontological resources and California's fossil heritage across the state.

Fossil poaching and vandalism is being brought to our attention in places like China and Mongolia, but we must not overlook our own fossil heritage and the damage being done here.

For the first time, public land management agencies have come forward together with clear recommendations to stop the deterioration and loss of our fossil heritage and to promote science and education.

Protecting areas from illegal digging and development is an important step in protecting the fossil heritage of the Earth, but this only goes so far if the specimens in the area are not dug up and brought to the safety of museums and public collections.

The International Energy Agency, a conservative body with a fossil fuel heritage, stated starkly in its recent report that we face locking in dangerous warming within a few years.

I think we are both able to agree strongly that the sale or auction (and even ownership) of illegally acquired fossils is a bad thing, and that people should not be party to the exploitation of the fossil resources and heritage of a country that specifically bans their collection, export and sale.

Unlike the U.S., most other nations with rich dinosaur deposits — including Argentina, Canada, and China — consider fossils part of their national heritage and oppose or restrict their entry into the private market.

He went from scientific instruments to fossils, to learning about his Indian heritage, to art.

Other nearby attractions (within one hour of the city) include The Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Preserve, La Dune de Bouctouche Eco-Centre, (an ecotourism site and beach) and the Joggins Fossil Cliffs in Nova Scotia; a UNESCO world heritage site.

Through Blackburn's conversations with Ray, who heaps her with fossils and bits of treasure, we find ourselves questioning ideas about ownership (of treasure, fossils, of land) and about our common, shared heritage.

Because of the unique conditions there, Messel – which is now designated a Unesco world heritage site – has yielded countless fabulous fossils including bats, pygmy horses, crocodiles and even insects with the colours on their wings still visible.