The main problems identified are the inefficient conservation management, uncoordinated development, and the limited interpretation system.
This knowledge gap obscures the geographic extent of ecosystem services provided by bats (i.e. pollination, seed dispersal and insect control), translates into inefficient conservation policies, and restricts macroecological analyses to coarse spatial resolutions.
This approach may lead to inefficient water conservation structures, and there is also a significant probability that the structure may be under designed (or over designed).
Yet, present static protected areas seem to be inefficient in biodiversity conservation.
Many programs that are identified with the purpose of 'surveillance' represent an inefficient use of conservation funds and effort.
However, many existing reserves are inefficient in meeting current conservation goals and are questioned regarding their habitat representivity.
"We're about producing crops at a price set by supermarkets and we aggressively beat costs to survive as an enterprise," says Udale. "We are creating honey pots for conservation by taking inefficient ground out of production, but must rip on [farm intensively] on productive land.
Despite manifold efforts to coordinate genebank activities conservation is still inefficient in many places and suffers from variable or even lacking standards, unreliable access and poor characterization and documentation of the material [ 15].
The reserve network is therefore inefficient concerning freshwater species, and many areas of conservation priority that are not formally protected remain.
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We have previously proposed that a subclass of lncRNAs, 'macro' lncRNAs, show RNA biology hallmarks such as inefficient splicing, extreme length, high repeat content, lack of conservation and a short half-life.
