Sentence examples for own conservation from inspiring English sources

"Everything has its own conservation and storage issues," Kinchin said.

The Whitney has a $5 million grant to support conservation and is starting its own conservation department.

Leeds council's own conservation officer has called this number of flats 'over-development' and recommended that the applications be rejected.

Learn about the importance of biodiversity and the economic benefits ecosystems provide by designing your own conservation programme.

Some question the need for grocery stores to reject certain American-caught fish when the government has already imposed its own conservation measures.

"Hopefully we can now set up our own rules," he says, "our own conservation rules, even if it means a reduced number of fishing days a month.

She asked the Tate, which already owned several of her art works, to acquire their own conservation-department castoffs as a new collection of pieces by Cornelia Parker.

Patricia R. Kennedy, director of the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, said that of the 22,000 acres of maritime forest, saltwater marshes and May River headwaters that make up the resort, 300 acres were owned by a conservancy, 5,024 acres were managed forest preserve and 439 acres were privately owned conservation easements.

This paper examines the extent to which privately owned conservation areas contribute to biodiversity representation.

In contrast to publically owned conservation areas managed by the Department of Conservation, production forests in New Zealand are almost completely in private ownership.

"We have our own traditional conservation technologies.