Sentence examples for from a conservationist from inspiring English sources

For much younger children The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein can seem a little odd viewed from a conservationist perspective, but it inspired lovely conversations about nature and environmental stewardship ("us taking care of nature because nature takes care of us") with my 4 year-old.

Chocolate milk is his drink of choice and he goes to bed by 8 30 p.m. Supper on this evening, prepared by his housekeeper, was mooseburgers, which he claimed were lean, tasty, healthy for the heart and more suitable, from a conservationist's standpoint, than oh-so-chic bison.

The composition of the local fauna, the popular culture, and commercial considerations are factors that maintain and drive the market for therapeutic animal products – and the lack of monitoring and regulation of this commerce is worrisome from a conservationist perspective.

Steve Trewhella, a conservationist from Wareham, was among those calling for the cancellation of the balloon release.

Both migrations, says a conservationist from the Sacramento office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, are "on par with the migration of the wildebeests of the Serengeti". As the monarchs complete their odyssey, a continent-wide debate has erupted afresh over how to protect one of North America's most awe-inspiring insects.

For visitors to Kumaon, "Man-Eaters of Kumaon" is an old-fashioned, though amusing chronicle of how Jim Corbett went from being a hunter to a conservationist.

Rhinos are being slaughtered for their precious horns so frequently that they could be wiped out from the wild by 2026, a conservationist has warned.

"A Sand County Almanac" often reads more like intuition than reasoning, and it embodies a wisdom that seems quite separate from the debris of even a conservationist's busy working life.

Being a conservationist is different from being, say, a chemist.

Hoping for story inspiration but mainly having fun, I flip through Northwest Folkdancer, Nuts and Volts (about electronics), and the May/June issue of Wooden Boat, not to be confused with its near neighbour, Work Boat.Then on to the University of Washington for a lecture about the evils of climate change from Richard Leakey, a Kenyan conservationist.

A statement from early conservationist John Muir also fueled his creative spirit: "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe". Steve Reich's intriguing score was never intended for the ballet stage.