Sentence examples for larger conservation from inspiring English sources

We hope a larger conservation ethic emerges in the region".

Capturing may be a popular option from an animal rights perspective, but in the larger conservation interest removing them is important.

The project aspires to be a protective belt of small reserves, self-sustaining community lands, and larger conservation "concessions" on state-owned land.

But Obama has been afraid to rally the larger conservation and recreational-user coalition because he fears the wrath of the fossil-fuel crowd.

The answer, zookeepers say, is that the Internet is making zoos ever more compelling, current and able to finance their larger conservation mission by blending entertainment, education and commerce.

When visitors form an emotional connection with the animals, they also take home a larger conservation message, said Richard L. Lattis, the senior vice president and general director of living institutions for the Wildlife Conservation Society, which operates the Bronx Zoo, the New York Aquarium and other zoological parks.

"I was a bit of a reluctant conservationist," Gilmore says today from Melbourne where he heads up the Australian arm of the world's largest conservation organisation, The Nature Conservancy.

Two of the largest conservation groups, the Nature Conservancy and the World Wildlife Fund, are leading the effort, with help from the nonprofit Foundations of Success, which specializes in measuring results.

NatCap, as the program is known, is a venture led by Stanford University, the University of Minnesota and two of the world's largest conservation organizations, the Nature Conservancy and the World Wildlife Fund.

The conservation support variables we chose are contributions to four large conservation NGOs (The Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund, Sierra Club, and Environmental Defense); updated from Pergams et al. [6].

Dr. Marvier and Dr. Kareiva say the largest conservation organizations -- the Nature Conservancy, the World Wildlife Fund and Conservation International -- have many offices concentrated in countries with hot spots, but are understaffed in countries with vast biological resources, like Argentina and Russia.