a person who advocates taking positive measures to preserve something, as historic buildings, wilderness lands, endangered species, etc.
preservationist
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preservationist
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One who advocates preservation, especially of natural areas, historical sites, or endangered species.
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Noun
(plural preservationists)
- A person who advocates for the preservation of natural or man-made landmarks.
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