Sentence examples for proactive conservation from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't an ambitious, proactive conservation movement be challenging the fact that we have nothing better than category V protected areas?

Proactive conservation measures are considered even more important under future warming projections in the area.

Since then, regulations at the national and international levels have greatly reduced the harvests, and proactive conservation and management measures have allowed many crocodilian populations to rebound.

Investments in proactive conservation with public and private landowners can increase ecosystem health to benefit species conservation and sustainable land uses, replace top-down regulatory approaches, and prevent conservation reliance of at-risk species.

Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey found that without immediate and proactive conservation measures, climate change and disease could completely wipe out the 'Akeke'e and 'Akikiki, two species of honeycreepers, and the secretive Puaiohi, or Small Kauai Thrush.

Although threatened species and their ranges are of immediate concern, site-scale conservation assessments should also point endemic faunas that remain free from human impact and may be subject to proactive conservation initiatives [16], especially in large areas such as most Amazonian river catchments or vast wetlands in the Paraguay basin.

The primary goal in developing the PSCA database is to guide proactive international salmon conservation.

By "dramatically ramping up investments in proactive state-based conservation", the US can stem and even reverse its species losses, the report states, pointing to success stories such as the reintroduction of Canada lynx to Colorado, wood bison to Alaska and the bolstering of trout populations across 17 states.

Other island owners have taken a more proactive approach in the conservation department.

These at-risk streams represent priority targets for proactive monitoring, management, and conservation efforts to avoid future degradation and expensive restoration costs.

By depicting the potential species distribution in the Alps, our model will aid regional and local managers to design proactive approaches to wolf conservation, especially in areas that have not yet been colonized by the species.