The phrase "considerable biodiversity" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a large variety of living things in a particular area or environment. Example: "The Amazon rainforest is known for its considerable biodiversity, with thousands of different plant and animal species coexisting in one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet."
In many countries, private gardens are a major component of urban green space and can provide considerable biodiversity benefits.
The boundary between mud flat and coastal wetland ecosystems is highly productive and a haven of considerable biodiversity.
Almost 300 species were identified from 14 sites, representing considerable biodiversity and a significant subset of the total benthic macroalgal diversity in the region (∼ 1000 species).
The Brazilian scientific community and 10 former Brazilian environment ministers point to such changes driving considerable biodiversity loss and climate impacts, and encourage the use of millions of hectares of under-utilised and degraded lands as a clear solution to the need to increase food production.
A former postdoctoral researcher in my lab, David Edwards, has shown that even repeatedly logged native forests in the Danum area can sustain considerable biodiversity — less than is found in old-growth forest but far more than occurs in oil palm or rubber plantations.
Given Madagascar's considerable biodiversity, securing fungi from both areas and comparing the orchid mycoflora between the two regions seems like a logical next step.
Overall, cattle management, at moderate stocking densities, can be compatible with the maintenance of considerable native biodiversity, although reducing livestock to these densities in African rangelands is a major challenge.
Despite considerable progress, biodiversity science is still reliant on data that is not as fully available, linkable, discoverable and accessible as it should be.
Overall, our results indicate that even though tourism is a commercial activity with recognized impacts on protected areas, members of partnerships involving it believe that partnerships make considerable contributions to biodiversity conservation and environmental management.
The rapid spread of the Prosopis species has caused considerable negative impacts to biodiversity across different landscapes.
