Though a rising percentage of the flora and fauna in these eco regions are on the verge of extinction, mainstreaming biodiversity for conservation can still reverse the slow poisoning that is polluting our air, water and food.
For reviews on the socio-political aspects of SCP and about implementation, mainstreaming, and enabling of conservation action, we refer the reader to Knight et al. (2006 a ), Margules & Sarkar (2007) and Knight et al. (2010).
These ideas are now considered mainstream by conservation biologists, even those who would not necessarily describe themselves as proponents of rewilding.
Four specific aspects are highlighted for development: mainstreaming geoconservation into civil society; improving the scientific basis of geoconservation; mainstreaming geoconservation into nature conservation, the ecosystem approach and sustainable development; and integrating geoconservation into protected area planning and management.
The study recommends inter-sectoral and multi-stakeholder policy approaches integrating and mainstreaming multiple objectives, including forestry, agriculture, energy and other environmental services, such as carbon capture and storage, water provision, and biodiversity conservation.
This is known as "mainstreaming".
He views the Galápagos project, with its iconic finches, as a potentially golden P.R. opportunity, a way of bringing biocontrol into the conservation mainstream.
ESPN has mainstreamed it.
By a decisive three-to-one ratio, for instance, mainstream Republicans favor energy conservation over the production strategies that lie at the heart of Mr. Bush's energy plan.
It challenges the mainstream discourse on marine conservation which often relies on people valuing the sea intrinsically from an altruistic and moral perspective.
