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Conservation issues still do not loom large in this White House, and the lands Mr. Obama has protected over the course of his administration are small change compared to the efforts of his recent predecessors.

These include provision of supplementary and therapeutic foods for children, essential drugs, oral rehydration salts, mosquito nets, handpumps for wells and community latrines -- in addition to vaccination programmes like the one that has protected over 75,000 children in government and rebel-held areas of Bahr el Ghazal against measles over the last several months.

Over the past five years, the government has repeatedly chosen not to give the green light to a scheme that could have protected over 400 homes in the area, as the Guardian has highlighted.

The agency has now sent more than 105,000 warnings to people at risk of flooding, and estimates that flood defences have protected over 18,500 properties that would otherwise have been at serious risk.

"We have great sympathy for all of the victims of flooding (but)… while 5,000 properties have been flooded, the defences put in place across the country by the Environment Agency and its partners have protected over 1.3 million others".

In the past year alone, through the president's malaria initiative, Americans have protected over 45 million people with such preventative solutions as insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying.

TNC is the world's largest land trust and by 2008 had protected over 17.2 million acres of habitat across the US at an upfront cost of over USD $7.5 billion.

The Nature Conservancy had protected over 3.1 million acres of habitat using easements (an area comparable to that of Connecticut) at an upfront cost of USD $0.92 billion between 1954 and 2003.

South Africa's Biodiversity and Wine Initiative (BWI), a partnership between the wine industry of the botanically renowned Cape Region and the country's conservation sector, has protected through private set-asides over 112,000 hectares of fynbos habitat since 2006, an area larger than the total wine footprint in the Cape Region (see http://www.bwi.co.za/).

Since the program's inception in 2003 it has protected >2700 nests over >2000 km2 of habitat at a cost of $30,000 annually, with 71 78% of the costs paid directly to local people.

"The Greek government has protected the oligarchy and the cartels over the last two years," says Professor Hatzis.