Sentence examples for work of conservation from inspiring English sources

As more and more species march toward extinction, the work of conservation will increase exponentially.

That's where a lot of the real work of conservation gets done.

As part of a powerful learning experience, students participate in the work of conservation, including biodiversity inventory and monitoring, spatial analysis of land cover, and discussion and structured inquiry with members of the local community.

It's hard, considering the Treaty's future, not to feel the familiar ache of resignation: the way lobbyists coerce legislation into being, the way corporate interests are endlessly privileged, the way the difficult, patient work of conservation is often thwarted in favor of easier, faster money.

Just as Emma Marris synthesized the recent work of conservation biologists in their search for novel solutions to life in the Anthropocene, so too have Emmett and Nye given us an elegant meditation on two decades of work by environmental scholars of the humanities.

Of course, once a missing species is found, then hard work of conservation begins.

"The history of Bamiyan is beginning to be revealed, in a concrete sense, for the first time through both works of conservation and excavations of archaeological remains," said Kasaku Maeda, a Japanese historian who has studied Bamiyan for more than 40 years.

This exhibit celebrates the work of the conservation laboratory by displaying a variety of different treatments from the libraries collections.

Without taking care of maternal and child health in indigenous communities, the work of forest conservation and protection of biodiversity will falter.

In the spring of 1944, as the war was coming to a close, Stout was sent to Europe to lead the technical work of art conservation in the field.

This means ensuring markets work for conservation, instead of against it.