Conservancy ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Conservancy ( noun )

1. An organization or department that is responsible for the protection and management of a particular area of natural resources or cultural heritage.
2. A place or area that is protected and managed for the preservation of natural resources or cultural heritage.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french conservatoire, from late latin conservatorium "a place for keeping safe", from conservare "keep safe".

Examples:

1. The national park is managed by a conservancy.
2. The fish and wildlife conservancy is responsible for protecting endangered species.
3. The historical conservancy is responsible for preserving the cultural heritage of the area.
4. The water conservancy is responsible for managing the water resources of the area.
5. The soil conservancy is responsible for protecting the soil resources of the area.

(As a verb)

Conservancy ( verb )

1. An organization or department that is responsible for the protection and management of a particular area of natural resources or cultural heritage.
2. A place or area that is protected and managed for the preservation of natural resources or cultural heritage.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french conservatoire, from late latin conservatorium "a place for keeping safe", from conservare "keep safe".

Examples:

1. The national park is managed by a conservancy.
2. The fish and wildlife conservancy is responsible for protecting endangered species.
3. The historical conservancy is responsible for preserving the cultural heritage of the area.
4. The water conservancy is responsible for managing the water resources of the area.
5. The soil conservancy is responsible for protecting the soil resources of the area.