Sentence examples for changes in wetlands from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in satellite sensor design and data analysis are providing practical methods for monitoring natural and man-made changes in wetlands.

We want to understand how changes in wetlands have influenced wildlife that depend on them, notably a secretive wetland bird the Black Rail, and the mosquitos living in them that may carry West Nile Virus.

The results of the study substantially contribute to the development of methods for the investigation of spatio-temporal changes in wetlands and other selected biotopes in the context of the landscape.

Although the vegetation and soil parameters explain a large proportion of the changes in carbon utilization, single parameter of microbial community alone should not be used to monitor the overall changes in wetlands succession.

The methodological framework proposed in this paper meets the requirements of a functional tool capable of anticipating hydrological changes in wetlands at both the land management scale and the watershed management scale.

An analysis of changes in wetland structure and composition longitudinally identified two hydrogeomorphic types and laterally delineated wetland boundaries.

The abundance of most functional groups of waterbirds changed in response to broad scale changes in wetland distribution, while local abundance remained highly variable.

We investigated changes in abundances of waterbirds in north western New South Wales with changes in wetland distribution at local, catchment and broad scales.

Despite the significant changes in wetland cover types, the most preferable water depth for each cover type remained stable before and after the TGD.

In the constructed wetlands of this study biofilm-bacterial specific growth rates, compared to those of natural ecosystems, could be markedly improved through changes in wetland design that increased bacterial respiration while minimising biofilm growth.

Significant changes in wetland ecosystems have been noted in regions where the snails are established: Two species in particular (Pomacea canaliculata and Pomacea maculata) have become major pests of aquatic crops, including rice, and caused enormous increases in molluscicide use.