Sentence examples for net conservation from inspiring English sources

The new policy also embraced net conservation gain for biodiversity and states a preference for advanced mitigation mechanisms such as conservation banking or habitat exchanges.

However, before such a substitution of one management effort with another is applied to a particular fishery, conservation biologists and managers must have some evidence that the compensatory strategy can yield positive outcomes and not result in a net conservation loss.

I propose that in specific ecosystems, introductions of carefully vetted, non-native species could provide a net conservation benefit.

For example, in Western Australia, government approval for new projects requires "net conservation benefits" that go beyond typical project-level mitigation [ 3- 5].

Further fanning the flames, I here present a case where introductions of carefully vetted, non-native species could provide a net conservation benefit.

Substrates of cyclin-dependent kinase 1 (Cdk1), for example, show low positional conservation of their substrate sites, but a high degree of net conservation that preserves overall PTM effects in fast evolving disordered regions.

However, this does not lead to a net energy conservation, since ATP formed via the glycine reductase reaction is consumed for the activation of formate to form formyl-THF.

"The net result for conservation has been good, and the Goualogo Triangle by itself is an amazing step".

Critics, including the founders of a website called Endangered Ugly Things, point out that some less glamorous creatures fall through the conservation net as a result.

Steelhead can grow up to 45 inches in length, but the biggest fish seen during the search was a large carp that leaped out of a net and struck conservation biologist Jenna Krug, 31, on the left cheek before melting back into the briny brew.

Even subsidized enterprises can lead to net management and conservation gains through supporting increased awareness and education (Pomeroy and Balboa 2004; Job 2005; Salafsky et al. 2011).