Sentence examples for task of conservation from inspiring English sources

Instead of devoting more resources to determining species' status or to undoing harms we have inflicted, we would in effect blame the victim for not making the task of conservation simple.

3. Conservation: The task of conservation of livestock is very complex problem.

The organisation of space is a continuous task of conservation-destruction-innovation-construction: what is preserved is not always appreciated; often what is destroyed produces criticism, regret and the quest for revival; innovation, though real, is presented not rarely as an illusion; what is built seldom gains general approval.

Predicting the genetics consequences of small population size has been one of the major tasks of conservation biology, because a reduction can result in inbreeding, loss of genetic variation and fixation of deleterious alleles, and thereby decrease the evolutionary potential and increase the probability of population extinction (Maudet et al. 2002).

A chief goal of the US Food Administration, and thus the Pennsylvania Food Conservation Train, was to show Pennsylvanians the importance of their individual contributions to the national task of food conservation.

The more difficult task of sustaining conservation success will be achieved only with the realization that the well being of both animals and people are inextricably intertwined in the manner in which nature intended.

The task force, a consortium of conservation organizations and professionals, has just completed an international meeting to develop an action plan for countering this threat to wildlife.

Open to the public, the hangar allows visitors to see museum staff and volunteers at work on a variety of conservation tasks.

Identification of relationships between demography and genetic variation is a crucial but difficult task in conservation and management of exploited or endangered organisms, especially those subject to hatchery-based supplementation, and/or those that experience highly variable population sizes and fluctuating environmental conditions.

Consequently, the task of incorporating climate vulnerability into conservation planning is essential but challenging.

Balancing the complexity of the evolutionary continuum with the practical inventory needs of conservation management is an Augean task, and it can be instructive to reevaluate old decisions.