Sentence examples for of conservation programmes from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Baillie is director of conservation programmes at Zoological Society of London (ZSL).
Conservation outcomes depend critically on the detailed design of conservation programmes, community involvement, and tourism marketing.
Knowledge of factors that may cause the declining numbers is required for the planning of conservation programmes.
The maintenance of remnant natural vegetation in agricultural landscapes is an important component of conservation programmes that promote farmland sustainability.
"Maintaining domestic ivory markets helps fuel the illegal killing of thousands of elephants," said Prof Jonathan Baillie, director of conservation programmes at the ZSL.
Concerns regarding loss of species diversity in the wider countryside have focused attention on the inadequacies of conservation programmes based on site protection alone.
(Breeders sometimes claim their lions are for conservation programmes but examples of captive-bred lions becoming wild animals again are vanishingly rare; even the most respectable zoo has never established a successful programme for releasing captive-bred lions into the wild).
Understanding of the factors affecting the past and present distribution of a species is important for conservation programmes.
However, the results presented also highlight high levels of ROHs, inbreeding and potentially damaging mutations that threat the future of local pig breeds, emphasizing the need of implementing conservation programmes to preserve the genomic variability of low-input breeds.
Such conservation efforts frequently take the form of community-based conservation programmes, conservancies, or wildlife sanctuaries in communal lands (Goldman 2003; Igoe and Croucher 2007; Greiner 2012; Noe and Kangalawe 2015), often in or near pastoral group ranches, with many pastoralists seeking opportunities for income generation.
Predictive cartography showed suitable dispersal areas within potential juvenile distribution ranges that enable more efficient design of special conservation programmes.
