Sentence examples for save nature from inspiring English sources

Conservationists can't save nature but tourists can.

"We came to Cancún to save nature, forests, planet Earth.

Enlightened self-interest was not enough to save nature from exploitation, Marsh believed.

And, to me at least, the dispute raises a larger philosophical question: should we be trying to save nature for its own sake or for human enjoyment?

He talks about religious groups being the oldest organizations in society, by far, and owning 8 percent of the earth's surface, begging the question of why wouldn't you work with them to save nature.

Thomas Berry, a Roman Catholic priest who called himself a "geologian" and whose influential writings were an early call to humanity to save nature in order to save itself, died in his birthplace, Greensboro, N.C., on Monday.

Now that a $16m buyout by the Nature Conservancy seems to have secured Lewa's immediate future, Mr Craig has turned his attention to saving nature in the vast expanses of northern Kenya through working with communities.

"A new model of saving nature is urgently needed because the anti-people agenda now being practised by many countries is not working and undermines attempts to protect nature.

That's unfortunate, because there is, as Ammann suggests, a great deal of false optimism purveyed nowadays by conservation groups wishing to reassure members and donors that the big job of saving species, saving apes, saving nature against the appetites of humanity is getting done.

She was recently in town, and after we strolled down a wooded path favored by beachgoers and dog walkers, I asked her how the nine-acre wedge of greenery fit with her notion of saving nature where we can, warts and all.

This remark is meant to justify the view that saving nature should, in some circumstances, have a higher priority than feeding people.