Sentence examples for institutional conservation from inspiring English sources

Both neoclassical and institutional conservation models share an underlying assumption: that the government respects the rule of law and the goal of conservation.

In our cases, the fit is not exactly the one envisioned through the authoritative rules and the purpose of institutional conservation, but it is an order nevertheless, and that order is not necessarily good for endangered species.

Building on the theory of ecological networks, we combine ecological, economic and institutional perspectives on conservation banking to identify when and where conservation banking could be feasible.

At the Fish and Wildlife Service, for example, retirees will take with them more than 1,000 years of cumulative institutional wisdom and conservation experience.

Ill-defined tenure arrangements, inadequate financial planning, lack of institutional reform, weak conservation management planning, and insufficient public participation in decision-making all constrain more successful outcomes of logging bans.

This multi-institutional research and conservation program was aimed at investigating different aspects of whale shark biology and understanding the importance of the Quintana Roo aggregation, in partnership with the growing whale shark ecotourism industry.

We further suggest a collaborative landscape model for biodiversity conservation featuring institutional linkages and integration between community-conserved areas, integrated conservation corridors for connectivity, and dynamic, mobile reserves collaboratively integrated with national parks management.

It is argued that, reflecting institutional dominance of the conservation agenda, the heritage most at risk is often that which carries most meaning for local people and traditional visitors.

Discussions included the constraints and advantages related to coconut biology; links with conservation in institutional field gene banks; farmer's knowledge regarding the reproductive biology of their crop; socioeconomic dynamics; and policy measures.

Then, helped by a large bond issue from the Forest Preserve District, close attention to zoo governance and visitor services, and (George) Rabb's appointment as director in 1976, the zoo began to re-create itself as one of the nation's best, especially in its institutional commitment to international conservation and environmental awareness".

Economic and institutional analyses of soil conservation projects in Central America and the Caribbean.