Sentence examples for biodiversity for which from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the EF does not measure changes in biodiversity, for which other indicators are needed.

However, there are problems associated with agricultural intensification; such as soil erosion, eutrophication or pollution of water bodies with chemicals, landscape homogenization and loss of biodiversity; for which solutions have not yet been found.

These high priority areas contain examples of rare biodiversity features for which there are few or no replacements in the landscape.

"Without intervention, the GBR may lose the biodiversity and ecological integrity for which it was listed as a World Heritage Area," the team warned.

Randolph is concerned that the dilution effect, shown to exist in a few specific situations for Lyme and other zoonotic diseases, is being used as an all-purpose argument for biodiversity conservation, which should be valued for other reasons.

Based on the analysis of existing European national risk assessment systems, we analyse and discuss: the assessment criteria used; which impacts of IAS (biodiversity, economy) have been considered; for which taxonomic groups has the assessment been designed and tested; how many and which list categories have been used; and, the status of the assessment, i.e. legally binding or advisory.

Another habitat in the IO for which comprehensive biodiversity information is available is the mangrove ecosystem.

Dead wood is an important resource for biodiversity, which has often decreased due to forest management.

We found a high degree of variability in the quality of conservation planning for biodiversity, which was related to political geography.

Menno Schilthuizen, a research scientist at Naturalis, the National Museum of Natural History, says that the restructuring at Leiden will negatively affect the creation of the Netherlands Centre for Biodiversity, which was counting on the scientific expertise of the staff now laid off.

A Finnish practitioner furthermore points out the importance of large trees for biodiversity, which in any case do not exist in commercial forests and which will thus not be threatened by energy wood production.