Sentence examples for localised conservation from inspiring English sources

Localised conservation efforts on small land types can benefit urban-avoiding wildlife.

That is, how do you allow localised conservation to remain unhindered by slower broader scale management, while at the same time coordinating local scale management activities in order to ensure that the ecological function of a dispersed population can be re-created.

Strong centralised state control is unlikely to be the answer for effective conservation management because this potentially breaks the necessary match of scales between local land management action and localised conservation needs and outcomes.

"If the species is very localised, there may be very strong conservation measures," says Graham Madge, a spokesman for the Royal Society for the Preservation of Birds, which collaborated on the study.

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

In other words, frequent, localised recombination within the cap gene may have resulted in conservation of one part and divergence in the other part, and in a genetic mosaic.

Whilst effective in retarding moisture flow, the highly localised provenance of sodium-bentonite will limit its use in sustainable conservation strategies to certain areas [11, 14].

It is very localised.

Localised impacts are another concern.

Their responses were very varied and localised.

Localised fish kills cannot be ruled out".