Sentence examples for high conservation concern from inspiring English sources
From forest to oil palm, species of high conservation concern fared especially poorly (declining by 84%).
ACS values were most influenced by the Eastern Meadowlark (Sturnella magna), a species of high conservation concern.
Determining species occurrence in ecosystems of high conservation concern is especially important for recommending habitat management techniques and identifying suitable restoration sites.
Of 26 songbirds in our species-level analysis, we found negative correlations for three species, including one of high conservation concern.
The Cerulean Warbler (Dendroica cerulea), a declining Neotropical migratory bird of high conservation concern, is one excellent example of a species that seems to be sensitive to both landscape configuration and subtle features of eastern forests of North America.
Preventing scrub encroachment and afforestation may thus be necessary to maintain a low predation risk in open farmland habitats, which are often inhabited by ground-nesting birds of high conservation concern.
It is sobering that much-loved species such as the curlew, puffin and nightingale are now of highest conservation concern in the UK," said RSPB Conservation Director Martin Harper.
They had the highest percentage of unique species and were associated with the species of higher conservation concern (e.g. cyanolichens and members of the Lobarion community).
In addition we suggest that, subject to appropriate data availability, the approach outlined be applied to other species of high-conservation concern, particularly those which are currently under consideration for introduction or re-introduction programmes.
– Species of high global conservation concern because of small global population size, high rate of decline, or major threats but that are uncommon or peripheral in a region.
