Sentence examples for popular conservation from inspiring English sources

Along with faster print speeds and newer connection options, the ML-1210 incorpopular popular conservation features from Samsung's previous models.

"The Bush administration has made it clear that it's using this judge's opinion as a rationale for reopening and potentially gutting a hugely popular conservation measure," said Niel Lawrence, a senior lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council.

No-tillage (NT) has become a popular conservation practice in recent years in Argentina.

Corridors (e.g. linear landscape elements) are a popular conservation strategy to counteract fragmentation effects.

Year-round mixed-species grazing at low densities in large-scale pasture systems has become a popular conservation concept as it is assumed to maintain the valuable biodiversity of semi-open cultural landscapes.

Finally, few variables were significant in the model predicting landowner decision about donating or selling an easement, suggesting the easement decision is very different from cost-share and forest certification decisions and further efforts are needed to understand the dynamics of this increasingly popular conservation policy tool.

But one of the most popular fuel conservation measures has been the simplest: walking.

The finding has potential implications for popular monarch conservation efforts, spurred on by an alarming drop in monarch numbers at their overwintering sites in Mexico.

The savings from eco-driving were also compared to fuel and emissions reductions expected via the conversion of the transit fleets to compressed natural gas (CNG), another popular fuel conservation strategy.

The study also revealed that the naturalistic style is highly popular among conservation trusts but is less so among professionals from local authorities and private landscape practices who seem to appreciate both styles and believe that these styles are not separable from each other and should co-exist in an urban environment.

Determining the landscape structures that result in barriers or corridors for a particular species in rapidly changing landscapes may deviate from commonly made assumptions like in 'least cost path' analyses that have become popular in conservation and applied landscape ecology (e.g., Fahrig 2007).