Sentence examples for its conservationist from inspiring English sources

True to its conservationist goals, the island authorities had been leaving the dead Neptune grass, washed ashore by local storms, to lie there as nature intended.

Every nation has its conservationists, not to be confused with Conservatives.

As the continent's human population encroaches ever further on the habitat of its wildlife, conservationists must focus their efforts on smaller areas where numbers can be closely monitored and protected: "If we identify certain places and say, 'here is where we are going to focus our efforts and make sure population goes up.' Then we will have success".

Tsetse flies are its original conservationists.

Although protecting species diversity is a cause that would seem universal in its appeal, conservationists often are perceived as being overly biocentric and having little concern for human welfare.

At the end of last month, Costa Rica witnessed its first turtle conservationist murder.

The super PAC -- which received a majority of its money from conservationist Amy Goldman Fowler and Jonathan Soros, CEO of JS Capital Management LLC, and his wife -- also has spent $1.1 million backing Hillary Clinton and $343,000 against Sen.

On the other hand, trophy hunting by foreigners also has its defenders among conservationists, some of whom defend the practice because it brings in millions of dollars a year in revenue that can be used to help fund conservation programs and slows the conversion of wild habitat to farmland.

The Welsh government launched the consultation with the support of fishermen's organisations, but failed to discuss its plans with conservationists.

It's a lot of fun with a solid conservationist message at its core and an abundance of charm to boot".

And even despite this dramatic dip in price, which inches the fish a little closer to its actual market value, conservationists say it cannot begin to reflect the priceless nature of the fish population overall.