Sentence examples for ecological value from inspiring English sources

Their environmental and ecological value to the world would seem to be beyond measure.

Unlike some other environmentalists, however, he was leery about the ecological value.

In short, their ecological value to our planet's biodiversity is immeasurable.

These zones have been protected precisely because of their unique ecological value.

And because nonfragmented swaths of forest are increasingly rare, it said, they have a disproportionately high ecological value.

If there was an ecological value to the lot next door, she didn't see it.

They're an insurance policy against a huge ecological value at risk.

And that little dippy duck pond that has no ecological value," Hester said.

While Supervisor Paul J. Feiner has repeatedly stressed the ecological value of the property (which is undisputed), he has yet to present an accounting of the costs.

"The ecological value of America's urban forests are worth $4 billion annually, in terms of clean air and water," Ms. Gangloff said.

He points to a complicated cost-benefit analysis that takes into account the ecological value of the land and the feasibility of adaptive measures like rebuilding the land.