Sentence examples for more effective conservation from inspiring English sources
How can we use storytelling for more effective conservation?
Together, these insights are essential for more effective conservation of stream resources and biotic communities globally.
Our findings show clear discrepancies between current players and key players, highlighting missed opportunities for progressing more effective conservation diffusion.
Merging community and behavioral ecology will enable a more effective conservation of remnant semi-natural habitats in urbanized landscapes.
Specifically, we demonstrate how a network-based context can be used for enhancing the more effective conservation of riverine systems.
Those populations away from Cuba are unquestionably rather small, but probably no longer declining due to more effective conservation measures than have to date been possible in Cuba.
The final linear model explained only 29.8% of agricultural expansion, suggesting a need to investigate effects of other intervention measures on other threats for more effective forest conservation.
Our results suggest that knowledge of the different farming styles is critical for more effective biodiversity conservation and for the design of more targeted agricultural and agri-environment policies.
In this perspective, we introduce the concept of movement ecology for aquatic-breeding amphibians, summarize our knowledge on amphibian movement, identify critical gaps, and provide a context for how understanding movement will help develop solutions for more effective amphibian conservation.
A key issue is whether dispersed or aggregated retention is more effective for conservation, and hence what size of retained patches of forest should be maintained within logged areas.
Our results suggest that monitoring and prevention of road construction within protected areas, using logging concessions as buffers of protected areas and geographical prioritization of control measures in illegal logging hotspots would be more effective for conservation than reliance on protected areas alone, especially under food price increasing scenarios.
