Sentence examples for shift in conservation from inspiring English sources

These pathways represent an important shift in conservation strategy.

"[This is] not something we've invented … there's a shift in conservation thinking in general or conservation philosophy in general," Wilcken says.

Miles told Guardian Australia environmental groups had been instrumental in forcing a radical shift in conservation efforts that he now expected to result in the committee adopting a draft ruling against an in-danger listing.

But it is not likely to mark any dramatic shift in conservation measures already in place, which are financed by local and national heritage groups that do not rely mainly on government support.

A recent shift in conservation policy from the site scale to the ecosystem or landscape scale requires underpinning by large-scale species distribution data.

As the money potentially on the table "dwarfs current conservation expenditures in developing countries, REDD could trigger the biggest paradigm shift in conservation history," according to the study published today in the journal Conservation Letters.

Thus, promoting persistence of coastal dune forest birds beyond protected areas may be important for both bird and forest conservation and is in line with recent shifts in conservation ideology from a strictly protected area based approach to a wider consideration of biodiversity in human modified landscapes [8], [9].

Similar shifts have also been observed between the RIFIN A and B sub-families, with four highly significant shifts in cysteine conservation, and seven shifted sites detected within the RIFIN TM domain [ 17].

A recent shift in Federally-based conservation programs has been to identify 30 key plant species for recovery through the setting of measurable targets, improving the support provided to recovery teams and encouraging industry, business and philanthropy to support conservation actions.

Each cluster was comprised of positions with significantly conserved MFE related signals predicted in intersecting 44 nt genomic windows (39 nt folding window size + 5 nt allowed shift in signal position in conservation analysis); these positions could be possibly attributed to the same or partially-overlapping folding elements.

That density owes to a number of human influences, including the overfishing of cod and other lobster predators, a climate-change-driven shift in water temperature, and conservation measures.