Sentence examples for meet conservation targets from inspiring English sources

AURORA NASCIMENTO FONSECA, an 81-year-old in Brazil, where households have been ordered to meet conservation targets.

And it's because we made good decisions a long time ago and we are still trying to meet conservation targets in support of the people in the country.

This study used Marxan software to design candidate MPA networks to meet conservation targets for 67 coastal fish species on the east coast of South Africa.

Integer programming ensures maximally efficient solutions that meet conservation targets in the form of minimum proportions (30%) and minimum areas (15 ha) of each environment type.

The study, led by Paul Elsen, a David H. Smith Postdoctoral Research Scholar, and coauthored by Adina Merenlender, Cooperative Extension Specialist in ESPM, and Bill Monahan, also notes that roughly three-quarters of the world's mountain ranges fail to meet conservation targets for half of available elevations.

When additional fine-scale data were added to reserve selection the summed irreplaceability of 24% (for spatial extent of habitats), and 29% (for presence/absence of microhabitats) of rocky shore sites increased above 0, where a value close to 1 means a site is necessary, for inclusion in a reserve system, to meet conservation targets.

Systematic planning, using algorithm tools, can improve biodiversity representation in 'no-take' zones in a marine park while reducing costs of meeting conservation targets.

The Spring 2004 model portfolio had a cost threshold of 206,308 ha, met conservation targets for 18 of 32 resource conservation features, and identified approximately 116,000 ha outside of current land acquisition projects.

When pressed by urban water agencies about the difficulty of meeting conservation targets — and the lost revenues resulting from reduced consumption — the state board relented.

Setting targets is common in conservation planning and can be a requirement for assessing the capacity of selection procedures to meet conservation objectives.

Otherwise, nearly half of all mountainous area would need to be protected to meet current conservation targets at all elevations.