Sentence examples for stewardship payments from inspiring English sources

Under these conditions, significant G.I. is unlikely to develop under self-regulation, unless supplemented through motivating government stewardship payments.

Much of the cost-effectiveness of stewardship payments would come from the significant economies of scale in managing large pastoral properties and leveraging the costs of routine land management already met by landholders.

The conservation planning literature typically focuses on designing biological reserves [5] [8] but in reality a variety of conservation actions are often under consideration to achieve conservation goals, e.g. land acquisition, invasive species control, and stewardship incentive payments to private land-holders [9] [12].

We assess the marginal gain associated with including site-scale indicators in metrics typically used by agri-environmental stewardship schemes and payments for ecosystem services.

" A new £900m Countryside Stewardship scheme will provide payments to farmers to maintain hedgerows and other "wildlife-friendly ground round the edges of arable fields".

Policy actions that provide payments for conservation stewardship of rangelands should be considered to incentivize land owners to maintain their land as rangelands.

This is reflected in a growing amount of direct payments for landscape stewardship, which enhances the need for landscape quality assessments.

In many cases this was being done through working with nearby landowners and helping them enter into agreements under the "Higher Level Stewardship" agri-environment scheme, which provides payments to land managers for environmental work.

These programs have seen a transition from the early days of attitude change to the creation of new regional institutions and direct payment systems for environmental stewardship.

Water flows out of upland areas provide multiple ecosystem services to downstream areas that can be part of performance-based rewards, payments or co-investment in environmental stewardship.

Under Green's stewardship, more than £586m was extracted in dividends, rental payments and interest on loans by the Green family and other shareholders, including The Ivy restaurant owner, Richard Caring.