Sentence examples for Good biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Beavers create good habitat for other species – where you get beavers, you get good biodiversity.

Although there is no clear evidence to date that good biodiversity management can give a competitive advantage, extractive companies, unlike most shareholders, are used to planning for 30 to 50 year scenarios and their moves towards better biodiversity risk management indicates the value biodiversity plays (Convention on Biological Diversity, 2007).

There are plenty of observations about the congruence (or not) of surrogates with other components of biodiversity (for review, see Faith 2003), but what constitutes good evidence for an effective biodiversity surrogate?

On balance, though, conflict tends to do more harm than good to biodiversity, destroying habitats and undermining states' efforts to protect other creatures.

What this shows is that well-managed ecosystems are good for biodiversity as well as for food security, water supplies and climate change," said Stewart Maginnis, director of International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) nature-based solutions group in Geneva.

In general, most of the residents living close to the lagoons considered that water quality is moderate to good, that biodiversity is good to high and that the current situation is better than in the past.

What's So Good About Biodiversity?

Second, because for sure this is not good for biodiversity' (ibid).

If we want to save species, stop deforestation, and preserve nature for the good of biodiversity and humans, there's one thing we've got to get right above all else: where and how we produce food.

Alternatively farmers might be forced to scale back their operations and especially the use of inputs such as fertiliser, which could be good for biodiversity; this occurred in New Zealand when widespread farm subsidies were removed in the 1980s.

This static approach would lead us to conclude that a particular system is good for biodiversity simply because a high number of species are recorded in that system, or vice versa.