Sentence examples for keeping conservation from inspiring English sources

Hunting and fishing groups like Trout Unlimited, Ducks Unlimited and the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership have, on a national level, played an important role in keeping conservation a national priority, particularly during the administration of George W. Bush.

A combined approach of conservation and development may offer simultaneous environmental and economic advantages locally by incentivising local engagements towards park keeping, conservation hunting, meadow mowing or sheep grazing services.

"But those projects," Mr. Bybee said, are not always "in keeping with conservation".

The benchmark tests for such simulations have shown that the IDO-CF scheme is superior in keeping the conservation properties without causing serious phase error.

But conservation, keeping urban greenery safe and accessible, maintaining rights of way and promoting the outdoors are now considered inessential next to other duties of local government.

To address this imbalance, it is necessary to identify sustainable investment options that re-enable pastoralists to invest in both livestock keeping and biodiversity conservation.

Besides, he has publicly stated his preference for keeping federal undeveloped conservation lands out of state and private hands.

In keeping with our conservation mission, we're grateful that the artwork that Wyland loaned to the whale tail plate program for almost twenty years has been able to provide assistance to so many worthwhile environmental organizations throughout California.

Alignments are shuffled on a column-by-column basis, keeping the overall conservation pattern intact.

In keeping with its conservation-as-lifestyle message, the event will decorate its grand space at the National Portrait Gallery with tree seedlings; the guest carpet will be made of recycled fibers; waste will be recycled and composted; its carbon emissions calculated and offset with contributions to energy-conservation projects by Native American family farmers.

THERE was a time when conservation meant keeping people away from nature.