Sentence examples for direct biodiversity from inspiring English sources
Genetic characterization of livestock breeds by applying genetic marker technology is needed to enhance breeding and to better direct biodiversity conservation strategies.
As long as an aggressive edge specialist dominates small remnants and there is a shortage of quality, core patches that might benefit from connectivity, we consider that a focus on landscape connections is a dangerous diversion for efforts directed towards biodiversity conservation.
Locally or regionally-derived species priorities may lead to greater interest in and resources directed to biodiversity conservation by local or regional institutions.
One the one hand, locally or regionally-derived species priorities may lead to greater interest in and resources directed to biodiversity conservation by local or regional institutions.
Most of the attention has been directed to biodiversity hotspots [2], in particular to areas that contain high species richness or areas with high levels of endemism [3].
This generally leads to the expansion of city boundaries, which in turn has a direct impact on biodiversity.
Seto, K. C., Guneralp, B. & Hutyra, L. R. Global forecasts of urban expansion to 2030 and direct impacts on biodiversity and carbon pools.
New findings on seagrass reinforce the need to direct research where biodiversity is most at risk, says postdoc fellow Barnabas Daru, who was recently at Boston's Carson Beach.
Cross-taxonomic surrogates can be feasible alternatives to direct measurements of biodiversity in conservation if validated with robust data and used with explicit goals.
Shrub encroachment can be explained by the abandonment of extensive livestock farming and changes to land use, and it is a common problem in the Mediterranean mountain pastures of Europe, with direct effects on biodiversity and landscape quality.
Landscape fragmentation has become a central issue in landscape ecology and conservation policies due to its direct influence on biodiversity which consequently endangers the sustainability of ecological goods and ecosystem services.
