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conservation

[kon-ser-vey-shuhn] / ˌkɒn sərˈveɪ ʃən /


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Up to 200 guests could attend events, with proceeds going towards supporting the conservation and development of the house and estate, as well as education programmes and community initiatives.

From BBC

Following its discovery, it was carefully lifted out of the earth in a soil block and scanned to work out where the items were positioned, before conservation began.

From BBC

The second breach related to a telephone conservation in which Constance apologised to Prof Jay.

From BBC

"Our findings also reinforce that effective reef fisheries monitoring and management has substantial and measurable benefits beyond environmental conservation; it has food security and public health implications," explains Zamborain-Mason.

From Science Daily

The Kenya Wildlife Service described Craig as an "icon" of successful conservation.

From BBC