Sentence examples for examples of biodiversity from inspiring English sources

We propose general guidelines to create validate and launch biodiversity monitoring frameworks for target habitats in the light of current examples of biodiversity conservation schemes (e.g. Natura 2000 in Europe).

(For more examples of biodiversity elements see [21] and [26]).

Biodiversity certification programs are successful examples of biodiversity-conscious framing.

Butterflies are a prime example of biodiversity [ 5],[ 6].

The colorful wing patterns of butterflies, a prime example of biodiversity, can change dramatically within closely related species.

In the case of biodiversity loss, for example, the report proposes a balance between government-regulated land use and the devolution of rights to local communities.

Some of the most spectacular examples of tropical biodiversity are the adaptive radiations of East African cichlid fishes of Lake Victoria, Malawi and Tanganyika [22], [23].

These high priority areas contain examples of rare biodiversity features for which there are few or no replacements in the landscape.

Rapport et al. (1998a) provide the clearest representation of ecosystem health as 'changed ecosystem structure and function', using examples of 'decreased biodiversity and resilience, increased disease, change in community structure towards r-selected species, eutrophication', all which suggest negative changes in ecosystem health.

It is just one example of how biodiversity and climate change are intertwined, scientists say.

We demonstrate this by applying the systematic cost assessment in the decision support software DSS-Ecopay using the example of grassland biodiversity conservation measures in the German federal state of Saxony.