Examples of using Conservationists in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Conservationists do not want anyone to sabotage this ancient pine tree and the forest around it.
One day,his demise will hopefully be seen as a seminal moment for conservationists world wide".
Over the last few years, the conservationists' work had focused on the recreation of the building's Eileen Gray- designed furniture.
They may learn something about their own relationship to the earth from a people,who were true conservationists.
Conservationists who want to rescue the oyster population are looking at the Solent, an area of water between southern England and the Isle of Wight.
It's been in my mind for years,” Wilson told me,“that people haven't been thinking big enough-even conservationists.
Although some conservationists are risking their lives to prevent this, economic pressures continue to grow and chances of coral survival are slim.
On a recent trip to the Cairngorm Mountains, I heard several conservationists suggest that the lynx could be reintroduced there within 20 years.
Scientists and conservationists rarely study the animals directly due to their extreme rarity and the danger of interfering with such an endangered species.
It was discovered in an inland lake in Louisiana, Lake Calcasieu,and has become such an attraction that conservationists have warned tourists to leave it alone.
The three start-ups are all run by conservationists who aim to not only prevent sharks from mauling humans, but to also stop humans from shooting sharks in retaliation.
In our view, keeping hundreds of thousands of animals in captivity, just so thata minuscule percentage of people might become active conservationists, is far too high a price to pay.
Given the dire state of these two species, conservationists hope that a meeting of the international convention on endangered species(Cites) in Geneva this week will take strong action.
This deep cultural connection not only informs the mahouts' training, but also the willingness of ordinary Lao people, he says,to work with conservationists when there are clashes between humans and elephants.
While some conservationists in Vietnam say there is no political will in the country to tackle conservation issues, others argue the only way to protect wildlife is to work with authorities.
Being a black African woman in the sciences, the people I meet are always curious to know if I have always wanted to be a conservationist, because they don't meet a lot of conservationists who look like me.
Aided by the World Wildlife Fund(WWF) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature(IUCN),Indian conservationists were instrumental in getting the government to ban hunting and set aside national parks.
The conservationists then trained their torches on the undergrowth, and eventually Luis Obando, head of park maintenance at Monteverde's Tropical Science Center, found the tiny female, which was sitting on a leaf.
The idea of promoting honeybees to conserve declining bees can be likened to throwing millions of Asian carp(an invasive species) into Lake Ontario to save native fishes-it's a ludicrous proposition to conservationists.
According to conservationists, 1,500 tonnes of meat from 131 sei whales killed last year alone have been commercialized in Japan, and sei whale meat remains widely available in shops and restaurants in the country.
Satellite data will be used in the Jane Goodall Institute'sconservation efforts to help inform scientists and conservationists, as well as the local communities, as the Institute plans for more thoughtful land use and support chimpanzee habitats.
Despite decades of effort from conservationists, including a fake Tinder profile for the animal dubbed“the most eligible bachelor in the world”, Sudan proved an unwilling mate and died- the last male of his kind.
Conservationists often maintain a lingering hope that an animal presumed to be extinct could still be found alive, said Craig Hilton-Taylor, head of the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species.
However, plans to construct road andrail links passing through the park alarmed conservationists, and in 2017 landed Nepal with a formal warning from UNESCO that moving forward with the proposed projects could put Chitwan on the List of World Heritage in Danger.
For more than 17 years, conservationists from Plymouth University in the UK worked with researchers from the Federal University of Bahia in Brazil to analyze the diversity and density of coral reefs and colonies off the coast of South America.
Despite this last sticking point, conservationists from both countries have welcomed the advance in this long-awaited collaboration, noting that producing a viable Sumatran rhino embryo through IVF would add much-needed diversity to the captive population.
Each year since 1984, grassroots river conservationists have teamed up with American Rivers to use the report to save their local rivers, consistently scoring policy successes that benefit these rivers and the communities through which they flow.
Kotze told the Associated Press that conservationists in South Africa are divided between those, including himself, who oppose proposals to allow a regulated trade in rhino horn, and those who say controlled trade could drive criminals out of poaching.
Myanmar government conservationists and a community outreach program called Human-elephant Peace then collected information from patrols and informants across south-central Myanmar, and discovered the same disturbing story- the rotting carcasses of dead, skinned elephants.
Initially, conservationists imagined creating vast nature reserves that could be connected by“wildlife corridors” of forest, so that carnivores such as lynx could be reintroduced and thrive in a landscape that's been heavily altered by humans.