Sentence examples for vast conservation from inspiring English sources

Vast conservation bodies (the National Trust, RSPB and Wildlife Trusts have a combined membership of some 6 million) are locked out, while the NFU seems to get everything it wants.

The vast conservation spaces in the new Whitney are visible from outside the building — from the High Line, from the street — as if to announce that the institution will no longer treat conservation as marginal.

Further, we establish ecological benchmarks of the abundance and distribution of tigers, the relative abundance of their prey, and the status of their habitats, against which the recovery of tigers in this area of vast conservation potential may be assessed over time.

By contrast, Minno said he found few butterflies in vast conservations lands without mosquito control, such as the million-acre Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park.

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In current law and the House bill, the vast majority of conservation programs are available only to farmers of commodity crops like corn, rice and wheat.

The White House is following the same pattern in the case of several other environmental decisions that remain before Mr. Clinton leaves office, including vast public-lands conservation programs criticized in much of the West as a land-grab.

Roosevelt, as shown in this vast, energetic book, saw conservation as crucial to America's military and moral standing.

"Bulldozers can now destroy vast areas of high conservation value bushland at any time with no questions asked, no permit required," Taylor said.

"The scale of the site is so vast that there is conservation work for generations to come," said Neville Agnew, the Getty's top Mogao project specialist.

The house was way over my price range, but I fell in love with the location: visible from every window on the back of the house, and from a deck off the kitchen, was a vast expanse of undeveloped conservation land and, above all that, Mount Tamalpais.