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conservation

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


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In response, British Museum director Nicholas Cullinan said: "While we understand these concerns, the museum has a world-leading conservation and collections team who are experts at handling and caring for this type of material."

From BBC

Together, these systems offer coastal communities, conservation groups, and resource managers a clearer way to recognize when marine ecosystems are under intense and immediate stress.

From Science Daily

Each creature at the zoo is logged as part of the yearly census, which is a licensing requirement and helps inform global conservation breeding programmes.

From BBC

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