Sentences with phrase «of nature conservation»

Back then its mandate was to be able to educate future generations on the importance of nature conservation.

Managing forests is the most important part of nature conservation.

A designated site of nature conservation interest, it has a rich mix of woodland species, including what are reported to be the oldest inhabitants of Dorset: a scattering of coppice stools of small - leaved limes.

New Jersey State Senator, Bob Smith, writes about his experience of nature conservation in Israel.

Accordingly, when it comes to conserving species diversity and providing sustainable protection for natural resources, the stability of such animal and plant communities is the main goal of nature conservation and ecosystem management.

«The combination of nature conservation and peace - building is not only important, but it also brings a new message of hope that our society is looking for,» Roulin said.

Researchers and chocolatiers the world over are predicting a chocolate peak within 20 years, John Mason, of the Nature Conservation Research Council told The Independent:

Simon Zisman, a British geographer working in Belize, has recently completed the second edition of his highly recommended Directory of Belizean Protected Areas and Sites of Nature Conservation Interest.

For Stuppin himself, the most important issue is the revival of nature conservation, which is made possible through the technology progress.

This Rio meeting helped to connect the dots between this and the economic and social agendas: building consensus around the urgency of pursuing economic and social policies no longer antithetical to conservation of biodiversity, and pursuing policies of nature conservation that can also support local entrepreneurship, job creation and social protection.

The project is financed by the Federal Agency of Nature Conservation.

Kalyan Mal Singh, a 70 - year - old village leader, picked up his broom before narrating his history of nature conservation.

The finding of extinguishment on reserves in the Miriuwung Gajerrong decision, and in particular within those reserves created for the purpose of nature conservation, was unexpected.

«This is particularly worrisome because endemic plants represent a natural heritage unique to a region and their loss is hence irreversible», added Karl Hülber from the Vienna Institute of Nature Conservation & Analyses (VINCA).

It again shows that some certificates rather serve the purpose of marketing than the interests of nature conservation.

«Everyone suspected that there was something in [the footprints],» says Agnieszka Sergiel, a biologist at the Polish Academy of Sciences» Institute of Nature Conservation and a co-author of the study, which was published recently in Scientific Reports.