Significats de conservation organization en anglès

The Xerces Society is a non-profit science and conservation organization that is dedicated to preserving invertebrates.

About Access Fund Access Fund is the national advocacy and conservation organization that keeps climbing areas open and conserves the climbing environment.

And, who knows, Nokobee then might get picked up by the State of Alabama or a conservation organization like The Nature Conservancy.

The conservation organization WWF generally supports aquaculture as an ever growing source of seafood but insists on setting standards to minimize harm to the environment.

Tundra has partnered with Polar Bears International, a nonprofit conservation organization devoted to the animals and situated in the unlikely location of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Jackie Savitz, a scientist at the marine conservation organization Oceana, discounted short-term EPA studies showing that most dispersant chemicals are less toxic than the oil.

The nature conservation organization said it had no knowledge of and had never given consent to the use of its name by "so-called Panamanian foundations".

There are about 3,700 elephants left in the wild in Thailand and up to 4,000 domesticated animals, says British conservation organization EleAid.

But there is a limit to how much conservation organizations can achieve on their own, he said.

Oviedo said conservation organizations, including IUCN, could be "a bit more brave" in addressing issues like land ownership when they work with governments.