Sentence examples for optimal conservation from inspiring English sources
Watts, M. E. et al. Marxan with Zones: Software for optimal conservation based land- and sea-use zoning.
If species decline is proportional with habitat loss, the optimal conservation strategy depends strongly on land price dynamics.
This requires an assessment of the supply and the demand curve for conservation and a comparison of the two curves to identify the optimal conservation level.
In a case study we estimated the optimal conservation level of Large Blue butterflies (protected by the EU Habitats Directive) in the region of Landau, Germany.
The study analyses a simple method for characterising the environmental quality of museums so as to ensure the optimal conservation of works of art.
Governments use policy instruments to increase the rate of adoption of practices which generate public benefits if it is deemed that privately optimal adoption rates will not lead to publicly optimal conservation outcomes.
By spatially redistributing the six structural vegetation types under three scenarios, representing different conservation objectives (no change, equal distribution – evenness of structural types, preference to early succession stages) within three budget frameworks, we identified a set of near-optimal conservation strategies that can be enacted over time.
Thus, continued global expansion of MPAs without adequate investment in human and financial capacity is likely to lead to sub-optimal conservation outcomes.
For example, the inability to accurately detect species has historically led to costly invasive species outbreaks and sub-optimal conservation practices for species at risk [ 1- 3].
The study of the degradation processes undergone by suberin and triterpenes, and of the modification induced by ageing and different burial conditions in archaeological birch bark is essential so that optimal preservation and conservation strategies can be identified.
They used these finding to formulate rules for optimal habitat conservation.
