Sentence examples for rare conservation from inspiring English sources

The recovery of buzzards, which had been wiped out from large swaths of England in the 20th century, has been a rare conservation success – the shooting industry argues that buzzards are now common.

The survivors in Gujarat which live, incidentally, alongside 20,000 descendants of African slaves, whose ancestors were freighted to the region two centuries ago are a rare conservation success.

Slovakia's brown bears are a rare conservation triumph, but with success comes a price.

Slovakia's brown bears are a rare conservation triumph - around 1,000 live there.

Accordingly, this rare conservation of gene order has been interpreted as the signature of functional relationships between the products of these stably associated genes [ 8- 14].

The models were partially validated and used for planning of rare plant conservation and highway construction.

Rare, a conservation nonprofit, aims to serve those people and the places where they live, sometimes by helping them to build sustainable enterprises from the bottom up.

Consider the problem of overfishing and the work of Cathy Demesa, one of Rare's conservation fellows, based in The Philippines.

In recognition of his pioneering work, Joe was named NFU Farming Champion in the 2010 Farmers Weekly awards, and the following year was made MBE for services to rare breeds conservation.

He has studied the Mojave Desert vegetation for 20 years and has special interests in the demographics of long-lived shrubs, rare plant conservation, restoration of impacted desert habitats, and natural areas management.

In a rare wildlife conservation success story, the charity WWF said the fish renowned for its flaky white chunks was being caught sustainably off the shallow cold waters of north and eastern Britain for the first time in a decade.