Sentence examples for maritime conservation from inspiring English sources

The fishing industry must be a central part of any successful maritime conservation effort.

However, there are still few applications of economic valuation methods to quantify the social wellbeing derived from maritime conservation policies.

McHugh makes models of the endangered Mako shark and other aquatic creatures, like tiger sharks and sea turtles to raise awareness for maritime conservation.

We need to start a debate about how we can meet the needs of the maritime industries, conservation and food production in a way that supports a healthy and biodiverse sea.

John Lippiett, chief executive of the Mary Rose Trust, said: "The new Mary Rose Museum marks a new and exciting chapter in the history of the Mary Rose, providing an astonishing resource for the world to learn about the Tudors and a centre of excellence for maritime archaeology and conservation.

We also have a leading role nationally and internationally in maritime archaeology and in conservation of waterlogged material, based on our long pedigree and advanced technology.

On the Arctic Council — which includes the United States, Canada and other Arctic coastal states — Moscow cooperates on environmental and scientific research, conservation and maritime search and rescue efforts.

By the second half of the 20th century, demands by some coastal states for increased security and customs zones, for exclusive offshore-fishing rights, for conservation of maritime resources, and for exploitation of resources, especially oil, found in continental shelves caused serious conflicts.

This study demonstrates that broad-scale geodiversity should be considered in regional and mesoscale habitat mapping, maritime spatial planning and conservation policies.

The portion of 82.0% of the spruce map conserved with the loblolly pine map could be extended to 87.6% when conservation with the maritime pine map was also considered (Additional file 10).

The conservation and sustainable management of maritime pine in fire-prone landscapes should integrate the active use of fire and understand that effective protection from high-severity wildfire is not possible without sacrificing some stand volume.