Sentence examples for biodiverse environments from inspiring English sources

But a rise in tourism, mining, and other human activities is increasingly placing these biodiverse environments at risk.

If beneficial influences can be demonstrated from biodiverse environments on immunomodulation and human health, there may be potential to design new cost-effective nature-based health intervention programs to reduce the risk of immune-related disease at a population level.

Perhaps most novel and interesting of these is the possibility of protective immunomodulatory influence from microbial diversity (suggested by the understudied 'biodiversity hypothesis') and other bioactive agents associated with biodiverse environments.

Building on the hygiene hypothesis, scientists later proposed that the continued increase in the prevalence of allergic disorders and chronic inflammatory diseases in urban populations in the 21st century was linked to diminished contact with biodiverse environments and the microorganisms they contain.

It's a pristine and biodiverse marine environment where you can see colourful tropical fish with the naked eye from above the water.

Here we adopt a multitrophic perspective to analyze how biodiversity affects multifunctionality in biodiverse subtropical forests.

Mountain farmers are preserving many of the rarest varieties of cultivars in functioning biodiverse agro-ecosystems, while the harshness of the environment as well as the effects of climate change increasingly pressures the mountain communities to modify their traditional approaches to agriculture.

We will not compromise the protection of our most valuable and biodiverse forests", said a spokesman for the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

Jean-Michel, son of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, explained how in nature, more biodiverse ecosystems are often more resilient to changes in the environment, such as climate change.

The biodiverse system has produced more food, and biodiversity means that seeds must be in the hands of farmers".

The prince asked if he was alone in wondering how it was that those who were farming sustainably, for the long term, by operating in a way that reduced pollution and contamination of the natural environment to a minimum and maximised the health of soil, biodiverse ecosystems and humanity, were then penalised.