Sentence examples for because of human incursions from inspiring English sources

In the Lake Victoria region and the western highlands, forest covering has been replaced by elephant grass and forest remnants because of human incursions.

The pressures on plants come from a combination of human incursion into wild habitats, through agriculture and urbanisation, and also the direct effects of man-made climate change.

The 180-degree prospect amazes—all mountain wilderness, no hint of human incursion.

Some of these human incursions penetrate Anne's world more significantly.

Serious consideration must be given to finding management strategies that support commitments to both animal welfare and conservation, which might require scaling back human incursions into the habitats of reservoir populations and pathogens.

And in the UK, a small army of ramblers is determined to push back against human incursions into the countryside by rediscovering long-lost footpaths buried under decades of manmade eyesores.

In the 2011 fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30, there were 21 human incursions on the Air Force's part of the base, which caused operations to be suspended for a total of 55 hours.

Since 2001, the federal government has barred most new roads from being cut in more than 9 million acres of the Tongass under the "roadless rule" adopted to preserve specific forestlands from destructive human incursions and increased logging.

Others highlight human incursions: reservoirs, a tunnel under a river, a campfire.

Altogether these human incursions in Gabonese forests for exploitation purposes lead to intensified contacts between humans and wildlife and generate a risk of emergence of zoonotic diseases.

Indeed, human incursions in Gabonese forests for exploitation purposes lead to intensified contacts between humans and wildlife thus generating an increased risk of emergence of zoonotic diseases.