The new science of conservation would be data-based, corporate-friendly, and anti-élitist.
Developments in the science of conservation biology encourage the management of landscapes at increasingly larger scales.
A plan evaluation coding protocol using a conceptual framework derived from the science of conservation planning was applied to local comprehensive plan Conservation Elements to determine the extent to which county-level conservation planning met the well-accepted conceptual framework.
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].
Evolutionary principles have been central to the science of conservation biology since its inception (Hendry et al. 2010).
Moreover, the diversity of available model organisms would allow a science of conservation genetics to distinguish repeatable patterns from the idiosyncrasies of particular species.
These sentiments are clearly reflected by Robertson and Hull (2001, p. 978) when they state that the "goal of conservation biologists should be to make the science of conservation biology more relevant to the regulation, politics, management and litigation of biological conservation".
Advancing the science of water conservation requires multiple, strategic partnerships at every step of the way.
He got hooked by his subject, the science of art conservation, and is due to complete his Ph.D. next year.
In another sense, a science of biological conservation is centuries old, going back to the traditions of forest and game management developed in many countries, particularly Germany and India, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
