Sentence examples for made conservation from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt made conservation a vital, almost violent pursuit.

President Obama, who has made conservation and climate change mitigation cornerstones of his presidency, should honor that public will by employing the Antiquities Act to establish the monument.

The founders, Robert Burch and James Millership, both of whom have wide-ranging real estate interests, have made conservation an important component of Everlands.

We do -- with our gluttonous energy habits, renewed addiction to big cars, and our president who has made "conservation" a dirty word.

He made conservation a priority by helping to establish El Carmen, a wilderness preserve located near the Mexico-U.S. border that is home to deserts, grasslands, forest, and other biologically diverse ecosystems.

Northern white rhinos have suffered from the loss of their traditional habitats in Central African Republic, Chad, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, nations that have been hit by decades of chronic conflict, lawlessness and misrule that made conservation impossible.

At the same time, the technological progress that has accompanied economic growth has not just made conservation more effective but has also enabled man to produce more of what he wants from less, to the benefit of other species.Many in the environmental movement regard economic growth and technological progress as enemies of biodiversity.

Which is very serendipitous considering that China made conservation headlines last week with its announcement to prohibit serving shark fin soup at all official state banquets.

Yunes adds: "With this data you can make conservation happen.

What this can do is really make conservation the enemy.

Of course, the state is quietly at work, making conservation efforts and speeding power plant construction.