Sentence examples for help in conservation from inspiring English sources

"We continually evaluate reduction, reuse and recycling projects that will help in conservation," Prats-Swanson said.

The Giraffe Conservation Foundation asked scientists to carry out a genetic analysis of giraffes in Namibia, southwest Africa, merely to understand how similar, or not, different populations were to each other, and how that could help in conservation efforts.

Thus, this study may solve the problem of costly treatment of sugar industry waste water as well as high production cost of biodegradable bioplastic and help in conservation of petroleum products which were used in the commercial production of plastic production.

They say their work, and additional studies, should help in determining conservation strategies for the fish -- for example, which parts of the seas to close to fishing at particular times of the year.

The library said the grant would help in the conservation, cleaning and repair of items like Hemingway's first draft of "The Sun Also Rises" (then called "Fiesta"); family scrapbooks, including one compiled by a grandfather that chronicles Hemingway's life from his birth in 1899 through his teens; and a ring made from shrapnel from his World War I injuries.

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Such information could help in making conservation efforts for these bat species more efficient.

Our study presents a detailed account on reproductive biology of this medicinal tree which may help in the conservation and genetic improvement of this particular taxa.

Analyzing these elements and the related know-how would not only help in the conservation and valorization of these historical artifacts but would also help towards the transmission of these practices and resources to the next generation.

The results provide a robust basis for further geoarchaeological research, while potential to differentiate between modern soil disturbances and the underlying sub-surface variations can help in solving conservation and management issues.

In the initial book of the Recherche, on the senses, Malebranche proposed that the erroneous belief in the Aristotelians as well as in Augustine that sensible qualities exist in bodies has its source in a misuse of "natural judgments" that help in the conservation of the human body.