Sentence examples for partner conservation from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, WildAid and partner Conservation International have worked with the GNPS and Navy to deploy surveillance technologies, improve patrolling and vessel maintenance processes, introduce sniffer dogs to detect the trafficking of shark fins, and the prosecution of illegal fishers.

It also has shown that local herders can contribute well to multi-partner conservation efforts, and in fact they may be essential to their success.

Growing awareness of environmental issues means that the tourism industry has lately been a partner to conservation efforts in major reef areas.

The Blu is a beautiful digital ocean with revenue sharing for both the digital artists that create the fish and ocean life and the partner ocean conservation organizations around the world that support the educational mission.

Right now, for example, our company is partnering with the National Corn Growers Association and partners in conservation and academic science to gain a more systematic understanding of the economic and environmental benefits of different soil management strategies on a region-specific and crop-specific basis.

Our results suggest that understanding divers' preferences and the drivers behind them may assist managers in designing policies that capture divers WTP and create partners in conservation.

Our non-profit partners, The Conservation Fund and Carbofund.org, are widely recognized as leaders in their field and adhere to the most rigorous carbon offset standards.

Comparison of the expression profiles of the OsATG homologues in the segmentally duplicated regions and in the tandemly duplicated regions showed either similar or differential expression in the case of one of the partners, reflecting conservation, neofunctionalization, or pseudogenization after the duplication event.

The former gap is a missed opportunity to engage corporate partners in conservation and build a stronger sponsorship base for local projects; the latter may indicate a tragic lack of connectivity between parallel projects, and hints at a likelihood of redundant work and "learned lessons" that go unshared.

Assisted breeding programs, like the one for giant pandas run by our conservation partner, the San Diego Zoo, address only a small piece of the survival puzzle and should not be confused with the ultimate goal of conserving wild pandas ("With a Little Help From Friends, Pandas Hang On," Sept. 19).

"I think the struggle we're seeing now is part of the growing pains associated with putting together an organized and comprehensive open-space policy," said Paul Gallay, executive director of the Westchester Land Trust, which advised the village and would be the potential nonprofit partner if the conservation easement process was completed.