Sentence examples for guiding conservation from inspiring English sources

We discuss some potential ecological applications of the model, for example in guiding conservation management.

Assessments that include landscape features and species traits will likely be most useful in guiding conservation under climate change.

While much has been written describing biodiversity, its global decline, and the need for action, the scientific underpinnings guiding conservation practice have received little attention.

Although spatial scale is important for understanding ecological processes and guiding conservation planning, studies combining a range of scales are rare.

By providing insights into the processes driving connectivity during different phases along the drought-flood spectrum, our approach may assist in guiding conservation management aimed at maintaining or improving landscape connectivity within dynamic environments faced with increasing hydroclimatic variability.

An accurate estimation of a species tree is often a useful precursor for guiding conservation and management decisions [ 45].

But to help guide conservation efforts, Brown needs a more complete census.

Wetlands in East Africa are threatened from conversion for agricultural land, so Ms. Reid hopes her results can guide conservation managers in identifying crucial areas in need of protection.

The projects, researchers say, will guide conservation of marine biodiversity.

Besides improving our understanding of how biodiversity evolves on islands, the results could help guide conservation.

The results will provide quantitative information about the vulnerability of these species, and may serve to guide conservation efforts.