Sentence examples for works to conserve from inspiring English sources

"The birds will not be there if you don't have the same kind of general patterns of moisture and grasslands to nest in," said Alan Wentz, who oversees conservation programs for Ducks Unlimited, a group that works to conserve and restore wetlands.

We are "chemical linguists" trying to translate these chemical signals to better understand how nature works, to conserve it, restore it and use its products for our benefit.

Rabelo is the head of local NGO Instituto Homem Pantaneiro, which works to conserve the Pantanal region by monitoring waterways and promoting sustainable practices with the local population.

Besides being rather fabulous accessories, 10% of their profits go to the IUCN Red List, which works to conserve and protect endangered species.

The condors were born in captivity and had been in a captive breeding program in Boise, Idaho, operated by the Peregrine Fund, a group that works to conserve birds of prey.

"To me, the whole issue is going to be, as it was with Bill when he first ran, how to be on TV," Mr. Chase said the other night at the Chelsea Piers, where he was honored at a gala for the Rainforest Alliance, which works to conserve the world's endangered tropical forests.

In 1998, he was named the first director of the Highlands Commission, a coalition of about 85 conservation and public-interest groups working to conserve natural resources, watersheds and forests of the two-million-acre Highlands region of parts of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut.

"The Gores worked to conserve then and now.

The society has long worked to conserve land, oversee nature sanctuaries and provide environmental education.

In working to conserve these, the society needs to have those who own and manage the land on their side.

In order to preserve the option of remaining in space longer, the crew is working to conserve power.