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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all wildlife" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every type of animal and plant species that exist in nature, typically in discussions about conservation, ecology, or environmental issues.
Example: "The new policy aims to protect all wildlife in the national park from poaching and habitat destruction."
Alternatives: "every species" or "all living creatures".
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Regulations that would excuse operators from protecting non-endangered species like bats, and protecting all wildlife "is an important step," said Aimee Delach, a senior policy analyst for Defenders of Wildlife and a member of the committee.
You have to manage all wildlife.
But we want to halt all wildlife crime.
His feelings for all wildlife, though, ran deep.
All wildlife TV skirts the risk of anthropomorphism.
"All wildlife groups have grown tremendously," Mr. Kane said.
Roads, railroad corridors and urban sprawl have fragmented all wildlife populations that cannot fly.
One thing is incontrovertible: Knight's predictions for nature's depletion are very much on the agendas of all wildlife charities today.
"Rattlesnake hunting and trade needs to be brought into line with all wildlife management in the USA.
However, existing spatial guidance usually does not consider all wildlife that might use a potential facility location or corridors for its servicing infrastructure.
Diseases in other mammals pose the biggest threat to humans of all wildlife ailments, said Dr. Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth.
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