Examples of using Conservationists in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We need to be conservationists.
Conservationists have announced another extinction.
Now, an international team of scientists and conservationists has assembled to repair it.
Conservationists call leopards the world's most persecuted big cat.
Born in a family of prominent conservationists in Kenya, she was raised among wild elephants.
Conservationists are working hard to protect and nurture these special forests.
In 1978 Durrell started the training centre for conservationists at the zoo, or the"mini-university" in his words.
Many conservationists fear the continuing slaughter of whales is pushing these animals towards extinction.
Bite marks on the carcasses in South Africa were inflicted byorcas seen recently near Cape Town, conservationists said.
Researchers and conservationists also postulate that there is a possible outlying locality in the forests near Bechati in the southeast.
While that might be neat enough in and of itself,users can then proceed to help conservationists protect those creatures.
Ultimately, we conservationists, we must be able to apply our data, to apply our accumulated knowledge to support actual conservation action.
Indeed, regulating lead ammunition haslong been a hot-button point of contention among both conservationists and hunters.
Cecil's killing created an outrage among animal conservationists, and prompted responses from politicians and many other people.
Conservationists hope to eventually delist the species and allow fishing, thus forming alliances with fishermen in order to help preserve the species.
Unfortunately, many people still think that whale conservationists like myself do what we do only because these creatures are charismatic and beautiful.
The death of the last as well as the endangerment of theAmerican bison helped to focus the minds of conservationists and popularize their concerns.
Frustration with government and conservationists led 400 foresters to launch a lawsuit in the 1980s over serow damage to timber plantations.
Three quarters of freshwater species endemic to East Africa's LakeVictoria basin face the threat of extinction, conservationists said, warning the biodiversity there was being"decimated".
Conservationists hope to complete the park by bringing the boundaries up to the high sandstone rims that form the natural border of the Canyonlands landscape.
But when radiationbegan to leak from a plant at Three Mile Island, conservationists proclaimed technology had created one of the greatest threats to human existence.
There were some conservationists, really famous conservationists like Stanley Temple, who is one of the founders of conservation biology, and Kate Jones from the IUCN, which does the Red List.
Water use of the lower Klamath- one of the last relatively free-flowing rivers in the state of California-has been debated for decades among conservationists, tribes, irrigators, and government agencies.
Work alongside scientists, conservationists and others dedicated to preserving Asian elephant populations(as well as leopards and sloth bears) as part of SLWCS' unique and life-changing changing volunteer program.
The tour is intended for professionals(artists, architects, conservationists and students from the field), and will focus on presenting the modernist elements of the house designed by the German architect Erich Mendelsohn.
For a group of very dedicated individuals--scientists, conservationists, photographers and states-- were able to actually change a tragic trajectory that was destroying fragile seascapes such as this coral garden that you see in front of you.
By collecting and curating enormous amounts of data,Google has made it possible for conservationists to observe the shifting patterns of flora and fauna on a global scale, for governments to observe the growth of cities worldwide, and for individuals to tell their personal stories in a unique way.