Sentence examples for gap in conservation from inspiring English sources

Finding ways to encourage burning on degraded sites near development, such as rewarding practitioners for successfully conducting difficult burns, would help narrow the knowing doing gap in conservation of this and other fire-dependent ecosystems.

By combining the power of private philanthropy, public funding and impact investing capital, we stand a better chance of closing that $250 billion gap in conservation funding.

A review of six existing and twelve proposed conservation initiatives highlights gaps in conservation and management planning, particularly within the southern and eastern regions of the Mediterranean and for offshore and deep sea habitats.

An understanding of private landowners' attitudes towards conservation may help to bridge the science-practice gap in regards to conservation initiatives.

Our results show that prescribed burns were preferentially placed on high-quality sites rather than on degraded sites, suggesting a knowing doing gap in longleaf pine conservation in which burning is not used for restoration.

The latter are an important gap in the Azores where conservation efforts dedicated to endemic plants do not follow integrated recovery plans, contrary to the situation, for example, in the Canary Islands (BOC 2012).

For example, in conservation analysis, gaps in alignment are frequently treated as missing data when computing conservation scores [ 49], but misalignments are less likely to occur at regions of high conservation [ 50] (Additional file 1: Fig. S9).

The Real Gap offers conservation placements in Texas, and Bunac (020 7251 0662; www.bunac.org.uk), which has traditionally offered work in summer camps, has introduced volunteer conservation projects in National Parks.

Details of available germplasm collections and a brief analysis of collection gaps in ex situ conservation, is presented.

The gross total number of germplasm accessions, as well as the distribution (geographical and environmental) of those accessions, are compared against modeled distributions in order to identify gaps in ex situ conservation coverage.

Since the inception of conservation ethics as a discipline, it has been plagued with various research-implementation gaps and academic debates about how to position the human element in conservation biology have persisted.