Sentence examples for ineffective conservation from inspiring English sources

As stock composition was similar in the two areas, the spatial boundary appears to be an ineffective conservation tool.

In this work, a new hydrogel designed for water-sensitive artifacts especially for China Dunhuang mural was synthesized to remove the ineffective conservation materials on mural surface.

If that were to happen, would that make fake rhino horns an ineffective conservation tool?

Awareness of the generally poor state of many of the worlds major fisheries, ineffective conservation and management practices, and the need to ensure long-term sustainable development in the fisheries sector led to the adoption of the Code.

Yet, by choosing a priori a single environmental driver, one can miss important causes of the observed phenotypic change (e.g. climate change versus habitat degradation) and predict inaccurate species response and/or suggest ineffective conservation actions to undertake (Charmantier and Gienapp 2014; Merilä and Hendry 2014).

Relying on randomly placed habitat conservation was ineffective and potentially counterproductive whereas strategic placements resulted in greater populations and viability of prairie warbler and wood thrush.

In this way, actions of planning and conservation could be ineffective.

Social-ecological system (SES) frameworks are being promoted for understanding ecological processes at the landscape level, in recognition that insufficient consideration of social systems can render the management or conservation of such ineffective systems (Mascia et al. [2003]; Ban et al. [2013]).

By diverting costly and ineffective road maintenance funds to conservation endeavors, economists say it would save the U.S. treasury $245 million over 10 years, according to Alliance for the Wild Rockies executive director Michael Garrity, who is also an economist.

The practical implementation of principles, including those of sustainable development, which go beyond the traditional forms of conservation, still seems ineffective, in both the conservation and investment sectors (Najwyższa Izba Kontroli 2008).

Conservation management can be ineffective if there is insufficient understanding of the complex ecological, political, socio-cultural, and economic factors that underlie conservation threats.