Sentence examples for proposing conservation from inspiring English sources

These findings should be considered when proposing conservation actions in altered habitats nearby human settlements and when managing captive populations.

This paper presents the outcomes of the CANS project (Conservation of cAns in collectioNS), an interdisciplinary research aiming at proposing conservation strategies for full cans, still retaining their original contents, in museums and collections.

Bolte et al. (2009) concretize adaptive forest management strategies for central Europe proposing conservation of forest structures, active adaptation and passive adaptation as three possible concepts.

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.

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

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.

A review of six existing and twelve proposed conservation initiatives highlights gaps in conservation and management planning, particularly within the southern and eastern regions of the Mediterranean and for offshore and deep sea habitats.

There is a high concordance between the proposed conservation areas that we designed using computerized algorithms and Important Bird Areas prioritized by BirdLife International.