Sentence examples for declines of species from inspiring English sources

With future declines of species looking more imminent it is particularly important that models are available that can help to assess landscape health, and quantify any structural change that takes place.

Information on amphibian responses to fire and fuel reduction practices is critically needed due to potential declines of species and the prevalence of new, more intensive fire management practices in North American forests.

It is important to note that there is an apparent association between declines of species and altitude, with populations at higher altitudes suffering greater losses and extinction rates [6], [46].

In the Baltic Sea, eutrophication has led to shrinkage of distribution area and population declines of species preferring clear and oxygen-rich water, impoverishment of species diversity, increased bioproductivity, and intensification of potentially toxic cyanobacterial blooms [180].

But the conservationists involved stressed that this should not be the decider on whether we make efforts to halt the decline of species that we are destroying.

However the RSPB is concerned by continuing decline of species including starlings and song thrushes, whose numbers have dropped by an alarming 84 and 81% respectively since 1979.

Overfishing has left its mark, as has the decline of species like the parrotfish and the spiny black urchin known as Diadema antillarum, which graze on algae and ideally keep it from stifling the reefs.

After following The Golden Notebook with several other novels dealing with similar themes of social pressure and personal disintegration, Lessing turned her attention to science fiction with her 'Canopus in Argos' series, in which she traces the development and decline of species and societies on the space-age stage.

New tools are being deployed to address the continued decline of species at risk of becoming threatened or endangered.

The general trends were an increase of forest-dwelling bird species at the expense of farmland birds, the decline of overall bird species richness, as well as the decline of Species of European Conservation Concern (SPECs) richness and abundance.

Speaking of myself who does not adopt extrinsic causes, I claim just one, that all these facts reveal a progressive decline of species taking place as centuries go by.