Sentence examples for on which conservation from inspiring English sources

Since 1998, when Ecuador declared the Galapagos to be a marine reserve, decisions about its management have been made by a committee on which conservation bodies, tourist firms, government ministries and fishermen are all represented.

Investment in studies of the basic ecology of urban wastelands could provide a firmer scientific foundation on which conservation policies could build.

Our study suggests that both the metric of biodiversity and the identity of the taxa on which conservation decisions are based require careful consideration.

Nonetheless, whether through in situ change or gene flow, evolutionary change induced by climate change might dramatically alter the structure and integrity of the evolutionarily significant units on which conservation designations are based.

Figure  4b presents areas within LREW that are protected by conservation easements (PREA in Eq.  4) as well as areas on which conservation practices relevant to this project (discussed below) have been implemented via NRCS technical assistance and/or federal cost-share programs (NRCA in Eq.  6).

Instead, it depends on the extent to which conservation area networks sample the range of natural variation and on whether biotic features there are likely to persist into the future.

Recent conservation approaches have focused on the landscape as either a conservation target or a mechanism by which conservation can be achieved.

We hope this visit will inaugurate a new commitment to conserving the national park system and to the science on which sound conservation is based.

These units then form the basis on which a conservation area can be planned and managed.

Using the object-oriented modeling language Modelica, the engine was divided into components on which the conservation equations for mass, momentum and energy were applied.

Having purchased other properties nearby, including Robin's Island, on which he donated conservation easements, Mr. Bacon has been widely praised in the town and Suffolk County for having permanently protected a total of more than 1,000 acres on the East End against major development.