nature conservancy
wildlife conservation

Since 1959 the park has been under the protection of a nature conservancy.

Still others, like the Nature Conservancy, are part of national or international groups.

He has been on the staff of the Nature Conservancy since 1977.

It forms the most important nature conservancy unit in Para.

"But then the Nature Conservancy put in a lot over the last few years to make it really happen."

Look for the Nature Conservancy parking lot on the left.

Later, he was a field researcher for the Nature Conservancy.

The community has been part to substantial efforts to protect the area from growth, and to foster a nature conservancy.

The cause of death was diabetes, the Nature Conservancy said.

And the Nature Conservancy has been buying up land in that area.

The national Nature Conservancy recently opened a chapter in the state.

The Nature Conservancy played a major role in preserving the area.

He was also actively interested in art, fishing, nature conservancy, and theater.

Even the Nature Conservancy has made some changes, at least in scheduling.

Today, the Nature Conservancy calls it "one of the last great places."

The Nature Conservancy owns 76 percent of the 96-square-mile island.

The nature conservancy officer glanced up at the sky.

In recent years, the foundation has given millions to the Nature Conservancy and other groups.

The Nature Conservancy purchased additional land south of the park beginning in 1975.

The Nature Conservancy has acted to protect areas against development.

Access to the forest is by appointment with the Nature Conservancy.

They come in summer under the aegis of Nature Conservancy.

He has since been retained by the Nature Conservancy to work out the pilot program.

As it happens, that is also a major concern of the Nature Conservancy and other environmental groups.

It is in the upper reaches of these valleys that nature conservancy takes over as the chief goal.

Wildlife conservation has been made possible through research in ecology.

In later years, he was to become a strong supporter of wildlife conservation.

The zoo has programs for research, environmental education and wildlife conservation.

In 1983 a nature area was created with the accent on wildlife conservation.

The center conducts programs in nature education and wildlife conservation.

Wildlife conservation is just beginning to be realized in the province.

They promote the use of science for wildlife conservation in India.

Education plays a vital role in fish and wildlife conservation.

His military years in India left him with a passion for wildlife conservation.

Alabama has a long history of wildlife conservation which dates back to 1867.

A new cycle path and wildlife conservation areas were opened in 2008.

Near the end of his life, Lyon began to write about wildlife conservation.

Many such corridors have been identified where wildlife conservation is a concern.

At home, he received two of the nation's top civilian awards for his work in wildlife conservation.

This work makes a good comparison with present day wildlife conservation efforts in India.

There are two wildlife conservation areas situated around the suburb.

It would also, he said, address the issues of "climate change, environment and wildlife conservation".

If you do it, their mission drifts toward development and the wildlife conservation part gets lost.

As global economic realities change, so do the economics of land and wildlife conservation.

Summer camps focusing on wildlife conservation are getting popular over the years.

That will perhaps be sustainable for both wildlife conservation and tourism industry.

More important, most people on Taiwan have committed themselves to wildlife conservation for our future generations.

He has interests in wildlife conservation and country living.

The lake provides flood control, water supply and wildlife conservation.

He is also a columnist in the print media writing on wildlife conservation, political and environmental issues.