This paper provides insights into the multiple dimensions of fairness in payments for ecosystem services (PES) using the results of pilot agrobiodiversity conservation auctions.
Only at an agency like Action would a 22-year-old be given the opportunity Ms. Luzzatto had: to run a pilot energy conservation program, in Fitchburg, Mass., a struggling mill town, which was later replicated across the country, including Elmira, N.Y.
The project, which involves Sky Watch Civil Air Patrol pilots and conservation groups, is mapping coastal litter in Scotland.
Mr. Baucus's spokesman, Barrett Kaiser, said that while Montana might be the pilot for the conservation bonds, Mr. Baucus believed there would be applications for preserving lands all over the country.
Since any intelligent debate should start with an understanding of the facts, I have undertaken a documentation of the coastlines of America, with the help of volunteer pilots from the conservation flight groups, Southwings and LightHawk, which will ultimately be an art exhibit, reference library, and baseline study.
Hundreds of miles away on South Island, 105 long-finned pilot whales died Saturday, conservation officials said Monday.
A second 2011 sighting of an Arizona jaguar was reported by a Homeland Security border pilot in June 2011, and conservation researchers sighted two jaguars within 30 miles of the Mexico/U.S. border in 2010.
The project aims to demonstrate in pilot sites that community-based conservation and management of wildlife can be a viable and most effective strategy for conserving the integrity of wildlife, forest ecosystems and biodiversity in the Congo Basin.
On screen are aerial images captured a few minutes before with an unmanned aerial vehicle, or drone, flown by a conservation biologist-cum-pilot.
