Sentence examples for security and conservation from inspiring English sources

In South Africa, better security and conservation methods helped boost populations.

"There are rigid security and conservation requirements for display, and the Queens people need to submit a proposal to us," Ms. Chapman-saidh said.

The State Archives have maintained that the fragile condition of the Remonstrance (damaged by a 1911 fire), and its inestimable value, require it to be maintained under stringent security and conservation protection, and only rarely exhibited.

In the whole of Africa, fewer than 2,500 black rhinos and around 7,000 white ones managed to survive.Since then, thanks to better security and conservation methods, numbers of both species have begun to pick up again, to around 4,500 blacks and nearly 20,000 whites, concentrated in less than half a dozen countries in southern Africa.

To stop this, 17 scientists have signed a call to arms, stating that the present "steep decline" in natural history and the trend for university students to focus on narrow specialisms has "troubling implications for science and society", particularly in areas such as health, food security and conservation.

This production system is extremely important for food security and conservation of livestock and landscape.

"Currently, Abu Dhabi relies on groundwater for the majority of agriculture and its contribution to food security, making the protection and conservation of groundwater vital," said Mohamed Yousef al-Madfaei, executive director of the Integrated Environment Policy and Planning Sector of the Abu Dhabi Environment Agency.

They could help improve ecological models, guide the formulation of policy around food and water security, biodiversity and conservation, inform future sampling for inventory, guide the design of monitoring networks, and provide a benchmark against which to assess the impact of changes in land cover, land use and management and climate on soil P stocks and water quality in Australia.

We introduce four archetypes of social-ecological system states corresponding to win win (e.g., agroecology), win lose (e.g., intensive agriculture), lose win (e.g., fortress conservation), and lose lose (e.g., degraded landscapes) outcomes for food security and biodiversity conservation.

Support synergy between food security and agricultural development endeavours with environmental protection and conservation of natural resources.

Case studies on food systems, carbon budgets, water security and biodiversity conservation illustrate how these projects have advanced integrated Earth system knowledge.