Sentence examples for zoological conservation from inspiring English sources

The Smithsonian Institution will proceed with plans to eliminate a center that analyzes and researches the conservation of art, artifacts and scientific specimens, in contrast with its decision over the weekend to forgo the closing of its zoological conservation center, the secretary of the Smithsonian said today.

From the earliest animal collections to today's conservation centers, zoological parks have evolved in tandem with ethical views toward wildlife in particular and toward nature generally.

These programs still influence the many education, outreach and conservation initiatives of zoological facilities in North America.

Zoological Society, the world's oldest conservation organization, is today, as Dr. Conway has said, "working in the field-around the world-to save fragments of nature.

Bronx Zoo, in full Bronx Zoo/Wildlife Conservation Park, formally (until 1993) New York Zoological Park, zoo in New York City that is one of the finest in the world with over 5,000 animals of more than 700 species.

While reputable zoological societies have long played an important role in rare species breeding and conservation programmes, the same can seldom be said for theme parks that tend towards titillating rather than rehabilitating our disconnected relationship with nature.

An increase in knowledge of the geographic distribution of species in these areas as well as efforts to assess the current zoological inventory are necessary to improve the management of biological invasions and the conservation of natural systems.

Today's zoological collections of orangutans, such as that at Chester Zoo in the UK, provide breeding programmes, conservation initiatives and captive groups for study.