Sentence examples for more successful conservation from inspiring English sources

Recognizing life history traits, in combination with a landscape-based approach toward species with perceived limited motility, may result in more successful conservation outcomes.

While you admire the majestic bird, note that pictures like this one have been made more possible by successful conservation efforts.

The longer the routed path, the more energy is consumed for transmission so the proposed algorithm is more successful than TTDD in energy conservation idea.

In this context, to identify and map these areas lead to better and more successful decision making regarding soil water conservation and management.

Even with successful conservation efforts, America will need more energy.

"Even with successful conservation efforts, America will need more energy," the report says.

Presence, being heard, and normalizing the person's experience, seem to mitigate the state and help a return to more successful struggles and transition to the state of conservation or dialogue.

While the government was quick to credit its successful conservation policies, the reduction probably had more to do with last year's high oil prices.

In 1999, three permit-holders within Mt Moriah Wilderness, also in Nevada, retired their leases in exchange for compensation from a number of conservation foundations.Perhaps no group has been more successful in arranging the retirement of leases than the Grand Canyon Trust.

On this basis, we conclude that a project design is more successful if it is fine-tuned to Natura 2000 conservation objectives.

As an apparent consequence, conservation management in the Netherlands has been much more successful for the flora than for butterflies.