Sentence examples for science conservation from inspiring English sources

M. R. O'Connor is the author of "Resurrection Science: Conservation, De-Extinction, and the Precarious Future of Wild Things".

In this evolving science, conservation biologists and engineers have sought creative solutions that address wildlife needs, including habitat connectivity, in the development of road projects.

This article is adapted from M. R. O'Connor's book "Resurrection Science: Conservation, De-Extinction, and the Precarious Future of Wild Things," which is out this month from St . Martins Press.

It will promote cooperation in science, policy, and management to overcome political, economic and cultural barriers in the name of science, conservation, and development, in a world presented with evermore pressures on the natural environment.

But the Yellow river, which has been the main artery of Chinese civilisation for thousands of years, has shown the limitations of that approach and forced a different way of thinking that blends science, conservation, old-style communist centralised control and modern market cap-and-trade mechanisms.

Botanic gardens around the world maintain collections of living plants for science, conservation, education, beauty and more.

Before that she was vice president for science and conservation at Defenders of Wildlife and headed conservation policy at the National Wildlife Federation.

The science of conservation planning emphasizes the use of specific conservation objectives, and the application of decision support tools to help identify where, how and when these objectives can most efficiently be achieved [23].

The new science of conservation would be data-based, corporate-friendly, and anti-élitist.

Sturgeon science and conservation have been a hallmark of the institute's work, and we were instrumental in achieving the ban on beluga sturgeon imports into the United States.

Fantasies such as these, priced out of reach of almost every African, demean a continent and detach themselves from science or conservation.