Sentence examples for negative conservation from inspiring English sources
FWS explicitly did not side with the petitioners, however, with regard to the assertions about the negative conservation effects of pet and "entertainment" chimpanzees.
Their coexistence, however, rather than producing larger output inefficiencies, can move optimal output closer to the first best when negative conservation externalities are minor.
The central argument in the petition revolves around chimpanzees used in the entertainment industry, which it says "misleads the public into believing that chimpanzees are well protected in the wild, thereby reinforcing negative conservation attitudes and inhibiting efforts to raise awareness of the species' plight".
The bird community in exurban areas also, however, included exotic species that are generally considered to have low or negative conservation value (European Starling, Sturnus vulgaris, House Sparrow, Passer domesticus, Rock Pigeon, Columba livia).
To avoid the negative conservation of microsatellites caused by the effects of insufficient randomizing mutations, the tandemly repeated gene pairs separated by less than 25 intermediate genes were ignored in further analysis.
As noted above, both the presence and absence of livestock and pastoralists shapes East African rangelands in important ways and thus both positive and negative wildlife conservation influences arise from excluding pastoralists from areas such as national parks (Western and Gichohi 1994).
Although our data set will not tell the full story of the relationship of endemic species due to the use of some sampled data sets, the fact that we found a strong positive correlation between number of country-endemic species and GDP could be both positive and negative for conservation of freshwater biodiversity.
Their enormous decline over the past decade has many scientists worried about biodiversity and the health of the oceans, but in part because of their negative image, many conservation efforts fail.
We just need a lot more of it – and we need faith in the long term instead of listening only to naysayers who say 'we're all screwed.' Journalists like myself are hardly blameless for the largely negative portrayal of conservation today.
Our analysis suggests that most uses of ES result in negative effects on conservation goals.
Land holding per economically active person of the family is found to have a negative influence on conservation decision.
