Sentence examples for workable conservation from inspiring English sources
Given such variation, as well as the expense and logistical challenges of conducting population surveys, indigenous communities will be important partners in developing workable conservation strategies, such as the creation of new protected areas or harvest quotas, the study suggests.
Another honor, the Guy Bradley Lifetime Conservation Award, was established in 1997 by the Audubon Society Everglades Ecosystem Restoration Campaign to those who promote conservation and offer workable conservation solutions.
Depending on slope, rainfall and workable soil depth, each soil and water conservation structure has specific standards.
The programme led many young historians to pursue careers in conservation, and by 1990 planning authorities finally had workable lists of buildings identified for their special architectural and historic interest.
Of course, it took years for the Army to hit on a workable strategy for the woodpecker — a lesson that is informing its conservation work today.
One provocative but sensibly workable key to its survival is presented by Bob Farrar, who, with the Longleaf Alliance, suggests the possibility of a conservation partnership with landowners who have "an incentive to grow and market longleaf timber".
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
Leaders from business, welfare, the conservation movement, the electricity sector and the union movement have moved to try to fill Australia's climate policy vacuum by starting a new slogan-free debate to help political parties find workable greenhouse policies.
