Sentence examples for designated protected from inspiring English sources

This work carries out a landscape analysis for the last 60 years to compare the degree of preservation of two areas on the same Italian coastline characterized by different environmental protection levels: a National designated protected areas and a highly tourist coastal destination.

Cheetahs face these threats in both protected and unprotected areas, although 77% of their habitat is outside any designated protected region.

It is estimated that 85% of designated protected areas in Central America are inhabited by indigenous peoples.

It is possible that more recently designated protected areas have targeted areas of high species richness more precisely through use of spatial prioritization algorithms (for example, ref. 38), or that older protected areas have declined in species richness.

The vast majority of such internationally designated protected areas, which include World Heritage, Ramsar, and Biosphere Reserve sites, are contained in either the IUCN I-VI or the "no category" national protected area databases of the WDPA, meaning that they have some national legal status.

Currently, while populations of African wild rice may be found occurring in nationally designated protected areas, these are just an indirect effect of the establishment of these areas and such populations benefit from no active management.

Brazil, for instance, was until recently a leader in designating protected areas.

Policies of the European Union aim at achieving these goals, e.g. by designating protected areas, supporting organic farming or establishing other agri-environmental measures.

Last month, the Center for Biological Diversity and two other groups announced plans to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to designate protected caribou habitat in northern Idaho and northeastern Washington.

-- The United States has withdrawn 17 sites from the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves, a United Nation-run program meant to designate protected ecological areas throughout the world, according to National Geographic.

He cited a dispute with Brussels over the UK's failure to designate protected marine areas for harbour porpoises as an example of over-regulation, when dolphin-repelling electronic devices could have been used on nets instead.