Sentence examples for practical conservation from inspiring English sources

In this framework a number of diverse cleaning challenges have been successfully tackled over the last 25 years, establishing laser technology as a fine, delicate and practical conservation tool in the service of conservators-restorers.

It is worth noting that there is no ethical imperative to release everything you catch; it is not a moral question but a practical conservation matter.

These findings should facilitate its practical conservation.

Practical conservation would benefit from verification of these patterns at scales that matter to local economies.

This causal connection between local and regional processes has several practical conservation implications.

Urgent efforts are needed to educate the public and policy-makers about the ecological and economic importance of insectivorous bats and to provide practical conservation solutions.

Brutal winds and an almost complete lack of water made concrete construction - other materials were discounted for economic, practical and conservation reasons - tricky.

Having been the first British biologist to spend his entire professional career in research, planning and negotiation directly related to practical nature conservation, he retired in 1983 and became chairman of the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group, which he had helped to set up 20 years earlier to give environmental advice to farmers.

We conclude that the forestry decision-making environment does matter for practical forest conservation.

Recently in this journal, Isaac et al. [12] presented the EDGE (Evolutionary Distinct, Globally Endangered) metric to direct practical global conservation action (www.edgeofexistence.org).org

Another problem for practical biodiversity conservation is the delimitation of species (e.g. [ 2] vs. [ 3]).