Sentence examples for viable conservation measures from inspiring English sources

This pattern highlights a clear opportunity for viable conservation measures for female nesting olive ridleys in Central Africa, and potentially in other non-arribada nesting sites around the world, though we recommend further study at Congolese and other Central African nesting sites to verify this pattern in other regional populations.

Where soil loss through erosion is a serious problem, contour hedgerows can provide a viable alternative to conventional soil conservation measures.

For example, moving species with laterally compressed bodies such as Sandelia into reaches above their natural upstream boundaries may not be a viable long-term conservation measure, since such species are associated with lower river reaches with gentle gradient and an abundance of pools with slow flow.

Conservation measures, he says, must be done in a "measured manner that is species specific".

Conservation measures are limited.

Conservation measures were in widespread use.

Copeland's study found that sage-grouse conservation measures alone doubled conservation of mule-deer habitat.

So the water authority encouraged a series of conservation measures.

Conservation project means conservation measures that address provisions of a conservation plan or Forest Stewardship Management Plan.

Once-threatened species continue to recover because of conservation measures.

These so-called "preventative" or "phased" conservation measures became the norm in the library and museum conservation world, Mr. Harris said.