Sentence examples for management actions designed from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that more specialized anglers develop simple heuristics to deal with complex ecological issues, which may in turn affect the uptake of information and the acceptability of management actions designed by agencies and managers.
This opens up for management actions designed for small-scale fisheries, but also implies new management issues.
The subject was birdwatchers' preferences for given management actions designed to improve the attractiveness of bird watching sites.
Our coupled predator prey model provides a flexible yet comprehensive approach to exploring management actions designed to benefit native prey species, including the option of 'do nothing'.
In particular, it is unclear whether management actions designed to reduce nutrient inputs, first implemented in the 1990s as part of the Remedial Action Plan for the AOC, have reduced algal production or influenced assemblage composition.
In addition, it proposes fire management actions designed to achieve specified ecological objectives in each zone, and includes fire-regime related thresholds and associated ecological outcomes against which to assess the effectiveness of management.
In negotiation and conflict management, actions and statements designed to convey toughness can backfire by launching an escalatory spiral that is difficult to contain.
Trust and cooperation are necessary for implementing management actions that are designed to meet learning and other social objectives.
The intervention took the form of a 'tailored self-management action plan', designed in a booklet format (included as supplementary material), and created by nurses and stroke survivors working in partnership using a structured self-management assessment questionnaire (The PAM) and a process of goal-setting.
Urgent management actions have to be designed in order to improve the current situation of the populations of Fucales in the Albères coast.
Our results suggest that landscape management actions and planning assessments designed for conserving biodiversity should focus on the maintenance of the traditional agricultural mosaic combined with a regulatory legislation limiting the expansion of fast growing tree forests (e.g Eucalyptus stands).
