Presentation title correction (short question).
I want to entitle my presentation like that: "New technology for saving the wildlife". I'm not sure if this is correct or should it be for example: "New technology to save the wildlife" or maybe another preposition. (Presentation is about the innovative ways technology is saving the wildlife.)

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Presentation title correction (short question).
I want to entitle my presentation  like that: "New technology for saving the wildlife". I'm not sure if this is correct or should it be for example: "New technology to save the wildlife" or maybe  another preposition. (Presentation is about the innovative ways technology is saving the wildlife.)

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I just wanted to add, in case you're not aware, that titles are capitalized differently than regular sentences.

For any phrase or sentence used as a title, we should capitalize everything except prepositions, as in the above answer.
I mention it because your original phrase wasn't following this convention.

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"New Technology To Save Wildlife" sounds best to me. Another option would be:

"New Technology For Saving Wildlife"

But the first is just fine. :)

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Yes, I agree with Brendan. The first one is fine, however, "New Technology to Save Wildlife" sounds the best! Good luck with the presentation!

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