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Meanings of conservationism in English

Portuguese
conservacionista
Spanish
conservación de las especies
Catalan
conservació ambiental

Social and political advocacy for protecting natural resources.

conservacionista
Synonyms
Examples for "conservation movement"
Examples for "conservation movement"
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The Lake District is also the birthplace of the modern conservation movement.
The Guardian
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Out of the forest movement grew the conservation movement in its broader sense.
Theodore Roosevelt and His Times: A Chronicle of the Progressive...
3
What Roosevelt did in the conservation movement was typical of the statesman's work.
A Preface to Politics
4
It is said that this victory marks the birth of the modern conservation movement.
The new yorker
5
In recent years, however, there has emerged a small but growing conservation movement in the province.
The Guardian
1
Again, the inventory of sites of nature conservation value is not complete.
The Irish Times
2
Under the directive, the State is obliged to designate certain areas as nature conservation zones.
The Irish Times
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LIFE is the EU's financial instrument to support environmental, nature conservation and climate action projects.
The Irish Times
4
Increasingly, it is also being integrated into nature conservation.
BBC
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He added that some aspects of farming were beneficial to nature conservation and should be rewarded.
The Irish Times
Usage of conservationism in English
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Ruby learns about conservationism from her Aunt and Uncle - but there is something that horrifies her.
Radio NZ
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Lonesome George, the last remaining tortoise of his kind and a symbol of conservationism, died on Sunday of unknown causes, the Galapagos National Park said.
The Irish Times