Sentence examples for extensive wildlife from inspiring English sources
"The loss of those trees represents not only a significant loss of beauty and extensive wildlife habitat," she said, "but it also means a loss of millions of dollars of ecosystem services".
But the hotel itself is in an extensive wildlife reserve, and there is huge pleasure in waking at dawn and wandering through the woods with the resident birdwatcher-guide, who will point out, with infectious enthusiasm, perhaps as many as 70 or 80 different birds.
The second extensive wildlife migratory system in northern Tanzania is the Maasai steppe, which covers a vast stretch of about 35,000 km2, from near the Kenyan border around Lake Natron south through the Simanjiro plains and Tarangire National Park, to the arid Makame depression of northern Kiteto District (Sachedina and Nelson 2010).
While more extensive wildlife sampling and, if feasible, experimental infections of African straw-colored fruit bats will be required to clarify this picture, we can extrapolate to several possible scenarios.
George W. Bush designated as a national monument an extensive wildlife-rich region of the Pacific Ocean that encompassed a long chain of small Pacific islands that extended northwest from the main islands of Hawaii.
Despite extensive global wildlife surveillance efforts and with the exception of a few reported cases of HPAI (H5N1) infection in apparently healthy wild ducks (9, 10 ), evidence of wild bird involvement in the spread of HPAI virus (H5N1) over long distances is still lacking.
Generally, therefore, the evidence that exists suggests that extensive livestock and wildlife are compatible in ways that intensified rangelands and wildlife are not (Reid et al. 2010).
Then take in the art itself, an extensive collection of wildlife paintings and sculptures.
Arctic waters provide nutrients for large fish populations, extensive habitat for wildlife and sustenance for native peoples.
There is evidence to the contrary - the government was forced to buy back $235m of permits to drill the Florida Everglades after extensive protests that wildlife and ecosystems would be threatened.
