Sentence examples for fragile conservation from inspiring English sources

In September, Kinder Morgan cut down 13 trees in Burnaby Mountain's fragile conservation area — a move the company maintains was a necessary step in determining whether the mountain is stable enough for an underground pipeline.

Improper management of resources: atmospheric protection, combating deforestation, protecting fragile environments, conservation of biodiversity, control of pollution.

Rishi Kumar Sharma, WWF global snow leopard leader, said: "Reversing the downward trend in snow leopard numbers and conserving their fragile habitat require conservation efforts on an unparalleled scale.

But during its restructuring in the early 1990's, Bord na Mona promised not to excavate new bogs, and sold several fragile sites to conservation agencies.

Ranchers like Tweeti Blancett, a sixth-generation New Mexican, warn that a fragile balance between production and conservation is falling badly out of whack.

In naming it after Trump, Nazari wrote, he hoped to bring attention to the "importance of conservation of the fragile habitats that still contain undescribed and threatened species".

This methodology can further be tested and applied in other fragile ecosystems to better target conservation strategies.

Structural alignment of the tandem Tudors from the fragile X family revealed excellent conservation of the tandem Tudor assembly with that of the UHRF1 protein, for which crystallographic analysis has suggested an affinity for H3K9me3 (PDB 3db3).

Knowing that Ms. Rabinow wanted to include the models in her show, and realizing how fragile they were, the Met's conservation department offered to restore them in exchange for Columbia lending the material to the exhibition.

Results in lab and field demonstrated the potential efficiency of the method to monitor the conservation state of this fragile artefact.

The conservation implications are for humans: fragile and dependent organisms".