Sentence examples for means of conservation from inspiring English sources

For one thing, we have begun to realize that parks like Yellowstone are not the most effective means of conservation.

The Staten Island Children's Museum will celebrate it this weekend with events that also honor other means of conservation.

Wildlife protection debates are often clouded by tension between advocates of trade as a means of conservation – because of the added utility this provides – and environmentalists who object to any financial commodification of animal species, particularly endangered ones.

The paper aims at a discussion on the status quo and developing potential of underground spaces in Beijing old city, and by means of conservation theories of old cities and theories of underground architecture.

After all, as is the case with forests and fauna, the only viable means of conservation lie in the hands of the people living in communities like Raudal.

However, as indicated in Fig. 1, displacement of the alpha carbon of D96 relative to that of D89 is compensated by means of conservation of the spatial placement of the side chains.

Despite this it seems that the traditional large conservation areas are the most effective means of polypore conservation.

This short introductory paper to the special issue on "market-oriented conservation governance" critically investigates the growing commitment to markets as a means of meeting conservation objectives and livelihood security.

The latter could represent a means of energy conservation during periods of low food availability.

Though it was put forward as a means of encouraging conservation, it became notorious with motorists, and Mr. Brown ended the escalator in March.

Consideration of such organizations, through research and education can provide a means of pursuing conservation practice in difficult urban areas.