Sentence examples for safeguarding and conservation from inspiring English sources

UNESCO celebrated the centenary of his birth in 2003, recognizing the value and impact of his contributions to the development of education in Thailand and Southeast Asia, and to the literary arts and the safeguarding and conservation of historical monuments and sites.

'Stepping stones' between fragmented environments and reforestation could also help ensure the future of the world's aviators, Birdlife says, along with environmental safeguards for bioenergy and conservation laws and planning.

Past and current agricultural subsidies and conservation measures have mainly failed to safeguard HNV farmland and the respective farming systems.

Recognizing that these private lands sustain one of California's most wildlife-rich ecosystems, governments and conservation organizations are expanding incentive-based programs that pay landowners for safeguarding these working landscapes, including both permanent legal agreements, e.g., conservation easements [43], and time-bound voluntary contracts, such as those included in the 2008 Farm Bill.

Perhaps even more significant, zoos are dynamic research and conservation centers, which work in a collective and concerted effort to safeguard wildlife populations.

Identification and conservation of crop wild relatives (CWR) is, therefore, an important step to safeguard future food security.

The first global survey of the distribution and conservation of 1076 wild relatives of 81 crops finds that more than 95% are insufficiently safeguarded in the world's gene banks, which store seeds and other plant tissues that can be used for future breeding efforts.

Energy efficiency and conservation.

And conservation comes politics.

Fauna's mission is education and conservation.

And conservation is not the only application.