Sentence examples for exceptional biodiversity from inspiring English sources
It meanders its way from Germany's Black Forest through 10 countries, its vast 2,860km ending in spectacular display at Romania's Danube Delta - a protected biosphere of exceptional biodiversity and natural beauty - where it enters the Black Sea.
However, uncontrolled bushfires threaten this exceptional biodiversity.
This is an area of exceptional biodiversity increasingly threatened by alien plant infestation, urbanisation, and agricultural expansion.
When she didn't answer, he started researching other possibilities, looking for a poor (but not too poor) place with exceptional biodiversity and relatively little crime.
Towards the south-east, the rugged Stirling Ranges rise almost 3,600ft, with hiking trails that explore an area of exceptional biodiversity.
Despite having been domesticated for thousands of years, exceptional biodiversity is maintained in the current quinoa cultivars, through traditional seed exchanges of local Andean farmers17.
We use supervised, probabilistic classification of remotely sensed (RS) imagery to investigate the location, width and character of ecotones between acid Sandstone and alkaline Limestone fynbos on the Agulhas plain at the southern tip of Africa, known for rapid speciation of plants and exceptional plant biodiversity at the global scale.
Maluane is an innovative community-based conservation programme ensuring the protection of the exceptional coastal biodiversity in the northern Querimbas Archipelago on Vamizi and Rongui islands, using eco-tourism as an economic engine.
To conserve Australia's exceptional marine biodiversity requires the ability to make good decisions now in the face of uncertainty.
There are nearly 1000 orchid taxa in Madagascar, of which 85% are endemic an exceptional area of biodiversity for orchids (Moat and Smith 2007; Tyson 2000).
More precisely in Europe, the Mediterranean basin characterized by an exceptional level of biodiversity and a complex geological history [ 7], has been the subject of intensive studies carrying out on genetic diversity and phylogeography.
