Sentence examples for monitored and protected from inspiring English sources

Coastal communities in Madagascar quickly took up the model and the country now boasts hundreds of these marine areas that are monitored and protected by local people.

Some of the karst springs of the area are used as drinking water supplies, and therefore these vulnerable aquifers should be monitored and protected adequately.

It is unclear who was responsible for the assault, but speculation has focussed on drug smugglers and illegal loggers on the Peruvian side of the border, which is less well monitored and protected.

She says that national parks are intended to protect "cultural characteristics" "associated" with "intangible" eco-systems, that no "new rights" can be granted to exploit natural resources, and that the park will be monitored and protected from outsiders.

For the next 10 days, they will follow-up on their classroom experiences last semester learning about how biodiversity is perceived, valued, measured, monitored, and protected with hands-on study and exploration of wild and native plants, commercial breeding programs, and botanical gardens and arboreta.

As the continent's human population encroaches ever further on the habitat of its wildlife, conservationists must focus their efforts on smaller areas where numbers can be closely monitored and protected: "If we identify certain places and say, 'here is where we are going to focus our efforts and make sure population goes up.' Then we will have success".

Methods to monitor and protect M. confusa in urban landscapes are discussed.

At that point, more sophisticated measures could be taken to monitor and protect that species' wild population.

(10) Performs no duties that might interfere with the attendant's primary duty to monitor and protect the authorized entrants.

Instead of ignoring activists' existence, or worse having them tried as terrorists, governments should be monitoring and protecting them, as if their own lives depended on it.

Preservationists and curators have started monitoring and protecting them across the country, and scholars are documenting gas-infused glass tubes about to be scrapped.