conservation

Preposition: of

• biodiversity: The soil is central, and conservation of biodiversity, including that in the soil, is vital to the functioning of the system.
• wildlife: If you are certain you want to work in the conservation of savanna wildlife, then go to Africa.
• momentum: Conservation of angular momentum Figure 5: Angular momentum of a spinning disk.
• species: Support the conservation of this species through coordination of its ex-situ program.
• habitat: It empowers people to contribute to the conservation of natural habitats within their local communities.

Converse of object

• promote: Outdoors Clubs and Societies A number of groups have been formed to promote conservation and the effective management of nature areas.

Adjective modifier

• marine: Access to Marine Conservation for All ( AMCA ) will initially be aimed at involving disabled people in Britain and Jordan in marine conservation.
• geological: See our section on Beyond SSSIs for more information on geological conservation outside of the SSSI series and for links to partner organizations.

Modifies a noun

• headland: Gives impetus to hedgerow conservation, flight ponds, copses, conservation headlands, beetle banks.
• tillage: Information leaflets on specific conservation tillage topics can be downloaded with Acrobat Reader.
• area: Just behind the beach is a dune conservation area.
• charity: The Woodland Trust: The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading woodland conservation charity.
• status: Conservation status and threats: Primrose is a native plant in Britain, and its distribution remains stable.
• biology: Report to the California Department of Water Resources Primate conservation biology cometh of age.

Noun used with modifier

• biodiversity: The Scottish Biodiversity Forum has produced separate guidance for public bodies on the link between Best Value and biodiversity conservation.
• nature: Outside these areas, features of nature conservation interest should be retained where possible.
• wildlife: These action plans will primarily tackle wildlife conservation issues.
• situ: In situ conservation measures involve designating specific areas as protected sites.
• squirrel: Out of 127 woodlands around the country selected for priority red squirrel conservation, 36 are in Grampian.
• energy: Our general interest is in the mechanisms of energy conservation in bacteria.