Sentence examples for endangered population from inspiring English sources

But supporters of the endangered-species listing said the report vindicated the designation of Maine's native salmon as an endangered population in November 2000.

For now, estimating the endangered population involves guesswork, with most presumed victims living in remote villages, unreachable by aid workers either because of the winter or the war.

The species exists as a single critically endangered population of approximately 170 individuals on the island of Nouvelle Amsterdam in the southern Indian Ocean.

Conservation groups worldwide were astonished to hear of the recent, unprecedented decision to destroy 70% of the Norway's tiny and endangered population of 68 wolves, the biggest cull for almost a century.

A native of the Ivory Coast, Touré has been trumpeting on behalf of the continent's endangered population of elephants along with his brother Yaya, Southampton's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama and the Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany.

At present they are primarily found west of 100° W longitude (approximately central Texas to Saskatchewan) except for southern Texas and are an endangered population in Florida (the Florida panther, P. concolor coryi).

Such a plan could help determine reliable estimates for the evacuations of endangered populations.

Most hatcheries are intended to ensure that the demand for salmon is met without decimating dwindling wild populations, but Dr. Rand says there are also hatcheries whose sole purpose is augmenting endangered populations, serving as captive breeding programs.

"By maintaining the globally endangered status, you can lose focus on the critically endangered populations".

However, MSE is also useful for evaluating strategies designed to manage incidental take from endangered populations.

Whales, like many cetaceans, are prone to respiratory tract infections, which can jeopardize already endangered populations.