Sentence examples for many conservation efforts from inspiring English sources

Because many conservation efforts and initiatives are focused on conserving or restoring corridors and other linkages between habitat areas, it is critical to understand more thoroughly the conditions under which investing in these connecting elements is an efficient management strategy.

Dr. Goodwin's permanent "backyard" preserve is only one of many conservation efforts he has led.

"Many conservation efforts have focused on small-scale artisanal fisheries," says Andrew Harvey, the Sustainable Fisheries team leader for USAid's Indonesia Marine & Climate Support (IMACS) project.

Their enormous decline over the past decade has many scientists worried about biodiversity and the health of the oceans, but in part because of their negative image, many conservation efforts fail.

The restoration of "The Gross Clinic," which has often been described as the most important American painting of the 19th century, tacked in the opposite direction from many conservation efforts, whose goal is to remove years of dirt and dark varnish from old paintings to brighten them and reveal lost details.

A recurring issue is the failure of many conservation efforts to incorporate pastoralists' local (or traditional) knowledge for participatory management.

In America and Britain, many big conservation efforts have been backed by NGOs or philanthropists.

Unlike many previous conservation efforts, REDD+ is constructed on the principles of additionality against a baseline or reference emission level (REL), with no displacement of emissions to neighboring areas (leakage).

But unlike many other conservation efforts, the Watkins invite visitors to come face-to-fucking-face with these creatures they often call "wolf ambassadors".

Richard H. Pough, a founder of the Nature Conservancy whose many decades of conservation efforts, initially undertaken as a concerned individual, led to the establishment of nature preserves from Florida to Maine and as far west as Arizona, died on Tuesday at his home in Chilmark, Mass.

For example, Indonesia, the world's biggest oil palm producer, has 9.7 million hectares under oil palm but 46 million hectares of natural forest in logging concessions, suggesting there are many opportunities for conservation efforts directed at logged forests that are not currently under threat of conversion to oil palm.