Sentence examples for social conservation from inspiring English sources

"What we do in terms of social conservation is just as important as environmental conservation".

The 1970s and 1980s witnessed major snow leopard research that was accompanied by the establishment of protected areas across the country and culminated in the 1990s with the dawn of social conservation.

Nevertheless, 73% of endemic and 26% of micro-endemic amphibians are represented within social conservation areas.

However, 30 micro-endemic species are not represented in either governmental PAs or social conservation areas.

An important finding was that three species (Bolitoglossa riletti, Pseudoeurycea riletti and Craugastor omiltemanus) that were not protected in governmental PA systems were represented within social conservation areas.

Taken together, social conservation initiatives are constantly growing and developing through different pathways, such as payment for environmental services, Forest Stewardship Council certification agreements, permanent forestry areas, CONANP certification, and private owners willingly leaving a piece of land for conservation.

The structure, implementation challenges and opportunities, and economic, social, and conservation impacts of three community-based conservation programs are explored in India, Mongolia, Pakistan, and Nepal.

To make it operational, many new associated and more specific concepts have been proposed such as natural and social capital, conservation economy and quality of life capital.

Salmonids are of considerable economic, social, and conservation value (Davidson et al. 2010).

Balancing ecological and social outcomes of conservation actions is recognized in global conservation policy development.

SEA provides a framework for integrating information on the social determinants of conservation feasibility with supporting environmental legislation in order to achieve enhanced conservation outcomes.