Sentence examples for human threat from inspiring English sources

Later, hunting beaver in the mountains, I found myself more afraid of wolves and bears than any human threat.

In the early 1970s, scientists discovered the first human threat to the Earth's atmosphere — the threat from chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, to the stratospheric ozone layer.

Sir Paul McCartney provided a more didactic approach with his children's book, High in the Clouds, which imagined a world in which animals fight against a human threat to their habitat, in order to live in freedom and without fear.

The conversion of natural lands to developed uses may pose the single greatest human threat to global terrestrial biodiversity.

He believes the studies were justifiable and publishing their main message is essential which is that H5N1 is a global human threat and "not just a problem for chickens".

The most commonly cited human threat to birds is habitat loss.

If bird-watchers truly cared about birds, Xiaoxiaoge wrote, they would spend less energy on making pretty images and more time defending nature against human threats.

Bizarre "walking sharks" are at a greater risk of extinction than previously thought, with new information about their distribution leading researchers to expect greater efforts to protect them from human threats such as fishing and climate change.

Prof McComb said the research showed that elephants were "trying to adapt" to human threats.

First, the combined analysis of anthropogenic and natural descriptors is a prerequisite for the analysis of human threats to biodiversity.

As an internationally critical rest habitat for migration waterfowl, ecological degradation of the SERS and severe human threats create great challenges for ecosystem managements.