Sentence examples for managers and conservationists from inspiring English sources
Remote sensing and landscape ecology concepts can provide a useful framework for state-and-transition models (STM) in order to quantify thresholds at different scales, and provide useful information for scientists, land managers, and conservationists in relation to resilience management.
Instead, in a time where climate change creates drier and warmer conditions that favor fire, fire managers and conservationists may have to shift their management strategies.
The results suggest that the applied method increases the overall accuracy of the mapping product from 73%to89%9%, providing a tool to land managers and conservationists to study landscape dynamics and guide wildlife management.
More efficient methods would be of considerable value to managers and conservationists.
We outline how understanding of direct and indirect relationships between animals can be profitably applied by wildlife managers and conservationists.
Writing on its website, it said there were over 500 lions living within its boundaries, a number that concerns land managers and conservationists due to the impact that these "super predators" can have on other animal populations.
The alternative approach I am suggesting here is to harness the fact that evolution is a unifying theory that applies to all species, and identify the control points that managers, policymakers and conservationists might have over the process of evolution.
In this section we explore the validity of the arguments propounded by the Dutch operational river managers and the conservationists for focusing at a floodplain rather than at a river reach level, which is a more appropriate level for designing bio-geomorphological interventions.
This study was benefited by a close collaboration between the physicist, computer modeller, building manager and gallery conservationist.
Our study illustrates that protected areas alone will not be able to conserve predators with large home ranges and conservationists and managers should not restrict their efforts to land sparing.
Hundreds of fishermen, conservationists, managers, and ocean experts from around the country are gathered in Washington, D.C., May 7-9 for a summit hosted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the regional fishery councils.
