Sentence examples for biodiversity field from inspiring English sources

As part of the act, the herpetologist John L. Behler has been supervising biodiversity field research in county parks since May 1998 and has worked closely with the Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation preparing the Endangered Species List.

The company's biodiversity field guide and website help staff to identify and report species and habitats and – on international biodiversity day last year – many took part in a "snapshot" survey: 958 intranet visits were made; 234 records taken; and 127 different species were recorded – including six protected species.

As the Director of Global Wildlife Conservation's Global Biodiversity Exploration Program from 2012-2015 and Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) at Conservation International from 1998-2011, Leeanne coordinated and led more than 45 biodiversity field surveys through which she developed her expertise in the collection and analysis of biodiversity data.

Alongside biodiversity, field research has concentrated on two other features: ecosystem stability and biological productivity.

Pensoft, the publishing company behind RIO, is a "strong open-access publishing venue" that has proven its worth with more than a dozen journals in the biodiversity field, Kuchma says.

The present study was carried out in the framework of a large biodiversity field experiment (Jena Experiment, [23]).

That session is followed by another, in which environmental scientists survey Mexico's biodiversity via field trips ("Flora, Fauna and the Politics of Biodiversity," Dec. 4 to 11).

However, estimating biodiversity from field observations might present difficulties related to costs and time needed.

Leeanne has over 20 years of experience working in the biodiversity conservation field around the world, particularly in the tropics.

Focusing on the institutional and strategic design principles of this advisory setting in climate policy, insights are generated for the biodiversity policy field, where comparable settings are still broadly lacking.

Fourth through sixth graders learn about biodiversity through field trips to local nature and stewardship activities; middle school students identify local environmental issues and develop action projects around them; high schoolers participate in ecological monitoring, attend leadership days, and work at summer internships.