Examples of using Conservationists in English and their translations into Serbian
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Then came the conservationists.
Conservationists were alarmed.
They are not true conservationists.
Conservationists were outraged.
As we've been waiting the nature conservationists to arrive- there's been an accident.
Conservationists have condemned the decision.
Traditionally, Zoroastrians are conservationists, and refrain from polluting rivers and the atmosphere.
Conservationists always accuse us of all sorts of dereliction of duty.
The Head of the IUCN's Red List unit, Craig Hilton-Taylor,advised that the EU and conservationists should be alarmed.
As a result, conservationists at the Chengdu facility now boast a panda cub survival rate of 98%.
There is no definitive figure for feral andfree-ranging dogs, but conservationists say their number is definitely rising.
But today's conservationists think they can save it by stretching the bounds of reproductive science.
When governments open their data on land use,including rights and concessions, conservationists and indigenous communities can see what land is protected and what land is under threat.
Conservationists in Ngorongoro said Fausta, pictured, was the oldest rhino in the world.
Of the four companies contracted to carry out renovations at Notre Dame, two companies,scaffolding firm Europe Echafaudage and art conservationists Socra, had work in progress there at the time of the fire.
Conservationists are engaged in efforts with local communities to ensure that hunting is kept to a sustainable level.
There are many attempts to respond to ecosystems in an integrated way to achieve"multi-functional" landscapes,and various interest groups from agricultural researchers to conservationists are using the"ecoregion" as a unit of analysis.
Conservationists say that means the government will face more pressure to exempt specific industries from requirements.
There are many attempts to respond to ecosystems in an integrated way to achieve"multi-functional" landscapes,and various interest groups from agricultural researchers to conservationists are using the"ecoregion" as a unit of analysis.
In 1911, conservationists began rallying for the conservation of the birds prompting the authorities to enforce a ban on hunting.
This either worked, as with the American bison, or didn't, as with the heath hen,a ground-dwelling North American bird whose 1932 extinction resulted from a cascade of factors(including genetic problems from inbreeding) that conservationists didn't have the knowledge or tools to deal with at the time.
At the Chengdu facility, conservationists have developed a system of twin swapping that they believe will save this endangered species.
Conservationists say that although several studies have demonstrated the problem exists, there has been no comprehensive proposal looking at solutions.
While an early attempt met with tragedy, conservationists are trying new ways of raising captive-bred pandas to improve their chances of survival upon release.
Some conservationists fear that if scientists figure out how to make new animals from preserved cells cheaply stored in a bottle, so to speak, tax money will be directed away from conservation and into things that are more immediately popular.
In fact, at the Chengdu Panda Breeding Research Centre in China, conservationists claim they have“perfected the difficult task of reproducing pandas” which involves a combination of artificial insemination and baby snatching.
Fortunately, skilled conservationists fastened the sword, and also discovered that the statue in the original mold had a"patch" on its nose.
In the early 2000s conservationists planned to transfer some of the remaining 30 or so animals to Kenya to create an insurance population.
Luckily, scientists and conservationists are hard at work unlocking the secrets of panda behavior and finding innovative ways to save the species.
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.