Sentence examples for devastating endangered from inspiring English sources

Wildlife is vulnerable to attacks because park rangers can't be everywhere at once, and the criminal industry is devastating endangered species, damaging ecosystems, and threatening local livelihoods.

An oil spill could devastate endangered species like polar bears and bowhead whales, destroy habitat for millions of migratory birds, and jeopardize the subsistence-based Inupiat culture.

And it requires countries to enforce rules against the kind of illegal wildlife smuggling that has helped to devastate populations of endangered species.

That makes it at least possible to envisage a day when gene-drive technology will be deployed to vanquish diseases that have killed billions of people, deter devastating pests, and protect endangered species like the black-footed ferret.

This conflict can escalate poverty, increase disease spread, put people at risk from emerging zoonotic disease epidemics, and sometimes results in people killing or injuring wildlife —a devastating consequence for critically endangered species such as mountain gorillas.

The flash flooding could devastate communities and endanger dams, roads and bridges.

But environmental experts say that headlong pursuit of higher gross domestic product has devastated Chinese water quality and endangered the country's food supply.

Conservationists are turning poisoners in the Galápagos Islands in an attempt to clear a centuries-old infestation of foreign rats that has devastated populations of tortoises and other endangered species.

A sanctuary for the endangered Irrawaddy dolphin has been devastated by a large oil spill in the Bay of Bengal.

The pervasive and ecologically devastating human encroachment of recent decades has critically endangered Indian wildlife.

Tasmanian devils were once numerous in Tasmania and some surrounding islands, but have been devastated by an aggressive, transmissible cancer and are now endangered.