Sentence examples for meat conservation from inspiring English sources

Through a combination of informal discussions, formal interviews and direct observations with hunters, their families and bushmeat sellers, we gathered information on who in the region is involved in hunting, hunting methods as well as meat conservation and preparation methods.

Details of meat preparation, conservation and consumption are also given.

When the DPHA first proposed selling pony meat last year, another local conservation group - South West Equine Protection (SWEP) - said "it would be very upsetting to look at foals which in six months' time could be in someone's burger".

The conservation of meat is often based on prolonged cooking, processing or autoclaving, which cause DNA degradation and limits the choice of target regions harbouring useful diagnostic polymorphisms.

For example, the WCS Wildlife Conservation Societyy) with its 'One World, One Health' Program and the Zoological Society of London and its 'Mikongo Conservation Centre' are working on great ape diseases, wildlife monitoring and the bush meat trade.

Selective breeding for meat production in domestic sheep could favor conservation of the genes or developmental pathways that produce large muscles in bighorn sheep.

In Africa, some people eat gorilla meat in alarming numbers, a practice that the conservation society is fighting to stop.

A conservation charity has begun selling pony meat in order to save the endangered Dartmoor Hill pony.

Some conservation organizations now rank the bush meat trade as the single greatest threat to primates and other wildlife, outstripping in severity even the familiar eco-villain, habitat loss.

A major part of grazed systems is being used for livestock grazing, where production of meat or other animal products, rather than nature conservation, is the primary goal.

Meat is still produced, but the beasts now play a conservation role, driving habitat and soil restoration.