Sentence examples for improving its conservation from inspiring English sources

The green and golden bell frog has been the subject of much research and monitoring, important to improving its conservation.

Finally, a better understanding of the underlying causes of phenotypic variation in the American eel across different environments is of outmost applied importance as this may impact on management decisions (e.g. translocations, defining management units) made towards improving its conservation [ 20, 21].

Now, a diverse coalition, which includes renewable energy advocates, city officials, bankers and others, is racing to institute a plan to increase energy and water efficiency upgrades that supporters say could help Texas improve its conservation record and become a model for other states.

These funds will allow The Project to rebuild, repair and upgrade its infrastructure with hurricane-resistant buildings, aviaries and flight cages, as well as improve its conservation efforts for this critically endangered parrot.

This set of microsatellites offers a valuable tool for assessing population genetic diversity of the species to improve its conservation and base management efforts.

"As those voters get older, the Republican Party will have to improve its appeal on conservation or risk becoming a regional party.

Their report argues that the Australian government should be forced to improve its Reef 2050 conservation plan through "quantitative targets for ecosystem health" and annual checks on its progress.

In a letter to Mr Barton, professional art restorer Mr Organ said he aimed to recover the original image, under the recent graffiti, and to carry out "essential stabilisation and work" in order to improve its long-term conservation.

Others involve improving energy conservation faster than the modest improvements that are continually occurring.

It has begun advising its suppliers on how to make their products more climate resilient by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving water conservation, and preserving biodiversity and ecosystems services to help improve crop yields.

Kimpton began its so-called EarthCare program several years ago by phasing in a series of basic changes in what Mr. Pinetti calls low-hanging fruit — like putting recycling trash cans in hotel rooms and improving water conservation methods.