The phrase "a wild environment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area that is natural and uncultivated. For example, "The tropical rainforest is a wild environment full of endangered species."
I loved the fact that such a wild environment had a real human history etched into it.
After years of reading everything I could about the Last Frontier and the stories of those who persevered in such a wild environment, I headed up there.
The barrier island on the Florida coastline is a wild environment inhabited during the summer by loggerhead, leatherback, and green turtles and there's 2.7km of white sand to enjoy at your leisure.
I neglected to mention that Thunderhill had just opened a brand-new section – extending a 3 mile track into a 5 mile track – which created a wild environment as every driver figured out the new racing lines.
We can talk about people getting in touch with place and where their food comes from, hearing the farmer's stories and seeing the chef's creativity in a wild environment, but when it comes down to it, it's the human connection at the table.
Hence, if shrews live in a wild environment where a specific set of constraints (resource availability, predation, parasitism) bring the expectation of living beyond 18 mo to zero, the development of a costly repair and protection mechanism that would keep the animal alive for much longer cannot be favored by natural selection.
Second, the shift from a complex wild environment to a simple environment, such as that in the laboratory, may result in physiological changes that increase the allocation of energy to functions other than egg production, thereby increasing the probability of survival.
Her negative perceptions of Romanian "Otherness" include a childlike population living decadent lives, passive and immoral women, corruption, and a wild, untamed environment.
The feeling when you step off the land into the sea, into an untamed and wild environment, is beautiful.
Certainly, then, the possibility exists that a reintroduced population based on captive-reared fish could re-adapt to the wild environment under a similar timeframe.
Moreover, in order to test whether these loci can be used to the faecal samples with a long exposure to the wild environment (time gradient: one to seven weeks), the relationship between the exposure time and the stability of the loci were tested in the present study.
