Sentence examples for round of conservation from inspiring English sources

The Phillipses, Mr. Berg and Ms. Spanier got a look at the documents on a trip in March, and secured $75,000 from the Rockefeller Foundation to pay for the first round of conservation.

The Monkey Bar must be on some list of endangered Manhattan species whose survival is paramount, because it's received yet another round of conservation efforts, transformed from a steakhouse to a pan-Asian preserve of masala, curry and hoisin.

The fossils entered a third round of conservation from 2003 until May 2007, when the shellac, hide glue and gelatine were removed and impregnated with polyvinyl acetate and cyanoacrylate and epoxy glues.

Through an analysis of three rounds of conservation initiatives in an indigenous campesino cooperative in the south-central sierra, I argue for a conceptualization of the outcomes and trajectories of conservation as coproduced through histories of interaction between conservation actors and rural resource users.

Prior to this, though, was People (2012), a tour round the question of conservation and which, when the National Trust laid on tours of the Big Brother household, turned out to be mildly prophetic; art as so often limping way behind life.

Now, tamarisk fighters like Mr. Bean are hoping that history may be turning again, that the same sort of tough times that help spread the tamarisk may be the catalyst for a new round of cleanup and conservation work to get rid of the trees.

Despite of the different spectral truncations in different layers, round-off conservation of the total mass and total angular momentum of the whole domain can be maintained, and were confirmed numerically.

McCurdy says the trend is not only educational, in terms of conservation science, but rounds out the very definition of what a museum is.

Currently, the only year-round residents are military personnel; a variety of conservation workers, volunteers and scientists spend time there in the summer months.

Mr Christophers, from New Zealand's department of conservation, told the BBC that the whales were trying to get round the top of South Island, but if their navigation went wrong they ended up on the beach.

Detailed evolutionary analyses revealed a high level of conservation across vertebrates with evidence of ADAMTS gene expansion during two rounds of whole genome duplication (WGD) in vertebrates, while tandem duplication events and gene loss were also apparent.