Sentence examples for propose conservation from inspiring English sources

Stanford Earth's Rob Jackson has teamed up with two law professors to propose conservation easements for subsurface areas.

Findings may be used to: propose conservation management plans for C. venustus populations, serve as a foundation for understanding how populations of C. venustus and ecologically similar species may respond to climate change and how polymorphic traits may be best maintained across the California landscape.

Our aims were to (1) reconstruct the road-related changes using aerial data and GPS mapping to study colonization of roadside plant species; (2) assess the road effects on physical chemical soil properties and vegetation composition along transects; and (3) propose conservation measures to stop further damage.

The multidisciplinary team has studied the problems of salt efflorescence, atmospheric pollution and other pathologies associated with the materials in order to determine the causes of fresco degradation and propose conservation actions [11].

The rapid deterioration of the Janos grassland ecosystem has led us to propose conservation and management solutions that can be applied at a landscape level [14].

In the case of the lake trout in the province of Québec, results of this study have been used to propose conservation prioritization based on the genetic status of stocked populations.

Some of the proposed conservation steps are neither costly nor complex.

In New England, a proposed conservation measure typically inspires a decade of battling that leads, at best, to an ineffectual compromise.

The eighteen initiatives vary substantially in their extent (covering 0.1-58.50.1-58.5%Mediterranean Sea) and in the location of additional proposed conservation and management areas.

In recent private negotiations on a final farm bill, lawmakers agreed to continue financing for the traditional commodity crops but to trim proposed conservation spending, saying there is no more money.

Conservationists warn the latest set of proposed conservation zones, which will now be subject to public consultation, are missing key sites and putting habitats and wildlife ranging from large seagrass meadows to the spiny seahorse at risk.