Sentence examples for beyond their historic range from inspiring English sources

Refaunation is defined as the restoration of ecologically important species either within or beyond their historic range.

Their historic range included the Atlantic, with convincing historical evidence that Icelandic people hunted them.

To address whether benefits of reinstating extinct species to historic ecosystems outweigh risks to extant species outside their historic range will require extensive ecological, social and economic analyses that extend beyond that conducted to-date for this potentially transformational conservation tool.

Black-footed ferrets exist on about 2percentt of their historic range.

African lions have shrunk to just 8% of their historic range, with only 20,000 left in the wild.

Following a slight recovery after federal protections were granted in 1978, they exist on only 10percentt of their historic range.

Dr. Kasbohm, the federal biologist, is helping prepare a plan that will evaluate sites for new populations of panthers in their historic range, from western Louisiana to Arkansas and South Carolina.

"We've basically seen sawfish disappear from most of their historic range along the east coast, with the exception of narrow sawfish".

They occupy 7% of their historic range, and three of the nine tiger subspecies are extinct: the Bali tiger, the Caspian tiger and the south China tiger.

Today around 3,200 wild tigers occupy just 6 percent of their historic range as a result of habitat destruction, retaliatory killings and poaching for the illegal wildlife trade.

Grizzlies were listed as threatened in the lower 48 states in 1975 after being reduced to 2percentt of their historic range.