Sentences with phrase «ongoing conservation efforts»

You'll undertake surveys and other research as part of ongoing conservation efforts, and experience a huge selection of marine wildlife while giving something back to this amazing country.

Symbolically adopt a Galapagos species to support ongoing conservation efforts in Galapagos.

Arkaba's ongoing conservation efforts focus on the more pernicious threat of foxes and feral cats.

West Indian manatees are one of Belize's most famous natural residents, and although ongoing conservation efforts have successfully removed them from the endangered list, it remains a species under threat.

Media mogul Ted Turner had the right idea buying this property in the early»90s, wanting somewhere to kick back, hunt quail, and concentrate on his ongoing conservation efforts.

That's why the PLC is working to educate consumers about selecting and caring for the right fish, the prevention of invasive species and ongoing conservation efforts.

It's also a brilliant place to volunteer with exotic wildlife, or join the ongoing conservation efforts to preserve the delicate ecosystem here.

Working on a manatee conservation project not only offers you the chance to get up close and personal with these docile creatures, but also perform crucial work in monitoring and protecting their natural habitats to make a genuine contribution in the ongoing conservation effort.

Visitors are encouraged to come and see these remarkable sites for themselves, and to support our ongoing conservation efforts.

«On behalf of everyone at the resort,» said Larry France, marketing manager of Chabil Mar, «we heartily support the ongoing conservation efforts at Glover's Reef.

It is equipped with a reference library, labs and classrooms where tourists can learn more about the ongoing conservation efforts in the picturesque and serene Costa Rica.

Later in the trip, we'll visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, to learn more about the ongoing conservation efforts on the islands, as well as the island's renowned Recycling Center, so I'll have more information about how those things are working with (and against, perhaps) more tourism.

It's clear that the human footprint will never be wiped clean from here, which is a big part of prioritizing and managing the ongoing conservation efforts on the islands; the human history here has forever altered the landscape and the plants and animals that call it home.