Sentence examples for manage conservation from inspiring English sources

The Nature Conservancy donated $1 million and will also manage conservation efforts at Shadmoor.

* Is it feasible to manage conservation and combat obsolescence without the resources of an institutional staff?

If organisations such as the RSPB can manage conservation land as well and more cheaply than statutory organisations, then don't we all gain?

Studies of the interactions of demersal fishing gear with the benthic environment are needed in order to manage conservation of benthic habitats.

Since the late 1990s, WCS has worked with the Royal Cambodian Government to set up and manage conservation areas like the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve to protect threatened species such as Painted Storks.

The IEM will help communities establish and manage conservation areas and finance income-generating projects like sustainable tourism, sustainable forestry, and production of handicrafts, organic coffee and cocoa, and other traditional products.

The bride, 34, and the bridegroom, 36, both work at the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, she as the deputy director for the coastal East Africa program, managing conservation projects in Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique, and he as a manager of projects in Asia for the organization's climate-change adaptation program, which seeks ways to help animals and plants adjust to global warming.

It's likely that state parks and other locally managed conservation land will increase faster in the next few years than national parks will expand.

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said the federal agency, which markets power, had followed proper procedures for drafting and managing conservation programs.

This week, I asked Smithsonian's National Zoo, the AZA and the Wildlife Conservation Society — which manages conservation projects around the world as well as zoos in New York — to talk about this.

"The conservation area approved under the strategy is more than 33,000 hectares in size, excludes the proposed [China Stone] lease, and is one of the largest privately managed conservation areas in Queensland," Adani said.