Sentence examples for speaking conservation from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, conservation strategies aimed at preventing wildlife crime are not evaluated rigorously enough to best determine "What works for whom in what circumstances and in what respects, and how" (Pawson and Tilley 1997).

Generally speaking, conservation targets are the subject of the Convention on Biological Diversity, but nevertheless there is a reason to add them to the REDD+ agenda: to set feasible conservation targets we need the same LUCC models that we need to set RLs. Besides, it is unreasonable to treat separately the issues which are closely connected.

Mr. Babbitt, who has spent his years out of government practicing law, writing and speaking for conservation, proposed that Mr. Obama should right the imbalance by permanently setting aside four million acres of public lands and then maintaining a one-to-one ratio of preserved land to land leased for oil and gas development.

The results are sometimes so convincing that it can lead into dangerous territory, ethically speaking, since conservation treatments should remain visible as such.

In fact, hardly any important politicians have spoken about conservation at all -- never mind exclusively -- this past decade.

In his analysis of the reasons for the recent spike in gasoline prices, Mr. Krugman says that "hardly any important politicians have spoken about conservation... this past decade".

But Prance's is not just a botanical eye: he sees what we are doing to the Amazon and its many peoples; he speaks for conservation, sanity, and reason, before we destroy it all.

Adults that were subsequently interviewed in Nelson spoke of "conservation", "biodiversity" and "economic value" while their school children spoke of "creatures", "work" and "income" (K Crawford pers comm).

"It's not that Senator Gorton disagrees with its goals," said an aide to the senator, speaking of the conservation provision.

Broadly speaking, many conservation and habitat management strategies will benefit significantly from a basic understanding of the genetics of animal migration.

"You cannot talk about conservation without speaking of indigenous peoples and their role as the guardians of our most delicate lands and waters," said IUCN regional director Grethel Aguilar.