Sentence examples for funding conservation from inspiring English sources

Heather Sohl, WWF-UK's chief advisor on wildlife said that funding conservation through a legal trade was merely theoretical.

Dr Avery said: "The UK recovery of birds like the Dartford warbler, red kite, stone-curlew, cirl bunting and bittern have been based on a three-way partnership of government funding, conservation expertise and landowner involvement; cuts in government funding threaten to hack a leg from the stool, possibly plunging these species into crisis once more".

Given methodological limitations and restricted time and funding, conservation researchers often choose to focus on a single aspect of the problem, and thereby fail to develop practical solutions of broader applicability [4].

Proponents argue that offsets provide a partial solution for funding conservation while opponents contend the practice is flawed because offsets are negotiated without the science necessary to backup resulting decisions.

Taking this into account, Peters (1983) drew attention to the increase in cost of hunting licences with game size (Peters 1983, p187), and the tendency for large species to be favoured both by governments funding conservation and by those concerned with animal welfare.

In a world of limited funding, conservation priorities are often based on immediacy of extinction, the value of biodiversity and conservation opportunity (Marris, 2007).

Most of the bonds have funded energy and other infrastructure, but a small number are funding conservation-related projects as well.

New initiatives likeNatureVest, launched by The Nature Conservancy with support from JPMorgan Chase & Co., are creating opportunities to fund conservation projects that deliver both financial returns and clear environmental benefits.

Third, Restoration Hardware points out that it purchases carbon offsets through UPS to fund conservation projects.

Supporters of the sales say that the proceeds can fund conservation, but opponents say that any legal trade risks encouraging poaching.

That he is now running a walking safari business that helps fund conservation in a remote corner of Kenya somehow doesn't fit.