Sentence examples for holds conservation from inspiring English sources

Joshua's Trust, a nonprofit organization that owns or holds conservation easements for more than 3,000 acres of open space in 12 towns in eastern Connecticut, constantly contends with illegal A.T.V. use on its property, said Hill Bullard, who does boundary work for the organization.

Under terms of that agreement, the Santa Barbara County Parks Department owns the land, The Land Conservancy holds a conservation easement on the property and, on launch days, the military maintains the right to evacuate the area.

The trust holds a conservation easement, so while I own the land and have all the rights of private home ownership, I can't develop the property.

Furthermore, this Act holds that conservation based on an ecosystem approach is of fundamental importance to maintaining biological diversity and productivity in the marine environment.

Statutes in most U.S. states authorize the creation of so-called "conservation easements" to be held by conservation organizations and governmental bodies.

For Leibniz, vis viva is a force attributable to particular bodies in virtue of which they are able to perform work on other bodies — or as in the case of a pendulum — on themselves; he thus held the conservation of vis viva to be the most fundamental, overarching conservation law for the physical world.

Sometimes, pseudo-empathy with animals can actually hold back conservation.

The state's Department of Environmental Conservation will hold a conservation easement restricting development on the property.

They hold great conservation potential and there is demand for assessments of their biodiversity value.

Separately, 134 acres will be preserved in Midland County, with the State of Michigan holding a conservation easement.

The state hoped to use a loophole in the federal Endangered Species Act and hold a "conservation hunt" for up to 186 wolves this fall.