Sentence examples for making a conservation from inspiring English sources

Sixth-form classes may want to take part in the Voices of Conservation competition by making a conservation video.

Of course, it might not be appropriate in some cases for this value to be a factor in making a conservation decision.

"We shouldn't wait for these charts before we make a conservation decision," he said.

A couple of the locals mention that they have seen Gasland and are concerned that the problems it demonstrates will be replicated here in Singleton, an English village so picturesque it has been made a conservation area.

He now insists there is no formal plan on the table and says he will listen to all of the interested parties before making a formal conservation proposal.

This is, in fact, a way of raising funds that are necessary to pay estate taxes, while to the extent possible making a gift for conservation and in furtherance of their mother's wish and Roger's legacy".

The circuses, PETA alleges, could fulfill those requirements by making a contribution to a conservation group protecting a given species — a rhino group or elephant protection organization, for example — or by contributing to anti-poaching efforts or scientific research.

Alderney's government is considering protecting the site by making it a conservation area.

One star who is definitely making a difference for the conservation movement is Ted Danson.

An insertion in the Crenarchaeota and generally low homology in the region of Glu 49, thought to make contacts to the ribose ring of AIR, prevented us from making a definitive determination about conservation of this residue.

A simple, transparent, and economically grounded approach like ours is essential to making any conservation decisions in a large and diverse region like the Coral Triangle, where the budget is primarily financed from international aid.