Sentence examples for impact on conservation from inspiring English sources

None of that has a direct impact on conservation but all could have an indirect effect.

Wildlife programmes have totally failed to have an impact on conservation, the presenter of some of the UK's most popular natural history shows has said.

A Shell spokesman said: "Both Lensbury and Shell strongly support the principle of a hydroelectric power scheme at Teddington Weir, providing any such scheme properly addresses environmental and noise issues, flood risk during construction and impact on conservation areas".

"Everybody would be happy if this study has some impact on conservation," Paul A. Cox, a researcher with the Institute for EthnoMedicine in Jackson Hole, Wyo., who was not involved in the study, said in an interview.

Although 82% of visitors agree that anthropogenic noise pollution may negatively impact on conservation.

And, most importantly, I enjoy the added satisfaction of knowing that my center is having a real impact on conservation.

These could all have major impacts on conservation, improving agricultural yields or reducing the demand for wood, thus reducing deforestation.

To facilitate the transition to restoring and creating wetland as opposed to destroying them, nonmarket valuation should also focus on assessing alternative wetland landscape use scenarios and their impacts on conservation versus development trade-offs as well as wetland restoration and creation priorities.

The absence of a phylogeny also impacted on conservation initiatives.

In particular, the EPA has not produced the reports it's required to deliver on the impact the RFS is having on conservation (required every three years) and air quality (two reports no later than December of 2010).

We were inspired to create the Monthly Green Challenge this year because it's important to realize the ways that by slightly altering your lifestyle and daily routines one person can make a real impact on energy conservation.