conservancy
conservancy
Definition
con·serv·ancy (kən sʉr′vən sē)
noun
- conservation of natural resources
- Brit. a commission authorized to supervise a forest, river, or port
- an organization dedicated to the protection of natural resources, historical buildings, etc.
conservancy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- join: Alastair Hearmon Alastair joined the Conservancy in April 2005.
- establish: But to met both objectives and to establish the Conservancy as the responsible body, required an Act of Parliament.
Preposition: for
- bird: The Hawk Conservancy This award winning and internationally acclaimed conservancy for birds of prey is situated in the village.
Adjective modifier
- regional: Where the LPA are unclear whether to consult on a particular proposal, they should ask their regional Conservancy of the Forestry Commission.
- acclaimed: The Hawk Conservancy This award winning and internationally acclaimed conservancy for birds of prey is situated in the village.
Modifies a noun
- authority: Section 5: Rights of navigation, harbor and conservancy authorities.
- staff: Top Contact Us If you would like to get in touch to discuss this project please contact the following members of the Conservancy staff.
- movement: It is estimated that in the future, one out of every nine Namibians will be a participant in the conservancy movement.
- website: For further information why not visit The Hawk Conservancy website.
- power: The Act granted the Nature Conservancy powers of compulsory land acquisition and to formulate by-laws for the protection of each reserve.
Noun used with modifier
- nature: Wildfowl Conservation In 1949 the Nature Conservancy came into being.
- water: The main driving force in China to survey and draw maps was often for military reasons but also for problems such as water conservancy.
- wildlife: Until the start of a community wildlife conservancy in 1988, Damaraland was unprotected and open to poachers.
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