Sentence examples for dwindling habitats from inspiring English sources

She gathers material and thoughts from diverse sources -- in this case information about dwindling habitats and newly introduced species -- and then an event in her life sends her sailing on a new creative trajectory.

To us, they're nasty ubiquitous rodents, disliked for their successful oppression of their bushy-tailed, bright-eyed rivals, who used to be easy to spot in gardens all over Britain and whose dwindling habitats are now prized and protected.

Open discussion and debate about the vexing and daunting question that centers on asking if we should kill for conservation is much-needed as we head into a future where more and more species will become imperiled and endangered because of what we are doing to them and to their dwindling habitats.

One reason for the intensity of the current debate is dwindling habitat for wild creatures.

Prospero Trejos outlines his plan for saving the dwindling habitat - planting thousands of pines, cypresses and native trees.

Without literally depicting results of global warming, her image of a polar bear occupying a dwindling habitat implies that the earth's well-being is in jeopardy.

But a second, and less appreciated, interaction between climate change and epidemics occurs when humans and animals are forced to compete for dwindling habitat and resources.

The wandering salamander, a species now at risk because of a dwindling habitat, thrives on bugs living in the moss and leaves that settle into the redwoods' high branches.

And climate change could further strain species already struggling with dwindling habitat and other pressures, Kerr says.

But what Amstrup didn't know when he was a preschooler was that the climate would warm, sea ice would start to disappear and polar bears would face a dwindling habitat.

Palm civets in Sri Lanka are, however, endangered because of hunting, parasitic diseases, and dwindling habitat.