Sentence examples for intensive conservation from inspiring English sources

But again intensive conservation effort can turn declines around, as has happened with tigers in Nepal.

Cape Town in South Africa narrowly averted exhausting its water supply earlier this year due to intensive conservation efforts.

Block Island has seen intensive conservation activity in recent years, raising the portion of protected area from 3percentt in 1970 to 12percentt now.

After intensive conservation efforts in Mauritius, there are now more than 600 echo parakeets in the wild – so no need for a zoo population any more.

In New Zealand, the endemic kaki or black stilt (Himantopus novaezelandiae) has been the focus of intensive conservation management for the past 20 years.

Currently, the highly intensive conservation program designed to save this species from extinction is having some success, certainly when compared to the all-time low in the mid 1970s, when just 13 individuals survived in the wild.

The seven states have already begun intensive water conservation efforts.

Intensive soil conservation methods were undertaken wherever the natural vegetation and soil surface had been disturbed.

Curbing these gases requires intensive energy conservation and the promotion of cleaner energy sources such as solar and wind power.

But without policy reforms and institutional changes - including phasing out water intensive crops, conservation methods in irrigation and wider changes in the behaviour of farmers and other water consumers - restoration efforts will be successful only with an unusually wet period in the years to come.

Low acceptance of cost-intensive soil conservation technologies (e.g., terracing) calls for developing low-cost erosion control measures.