Sentence examples for isolated reserve from inspiring English sources

A mashup of rawhide drums and electronically crafted beats, it combined vocals by the Black Bear Singers (a young powwow group from an isolated reserve in northern Quebec) with rappers, electronic musicians and folk artists.

Persistence in an isolated reserve requires a size that is approximately twice the mean dispersal distance and regardless of the dispersal pattern the population in a patch is not persistent if the reserve size is reduced to just the mean dispersal distance.

While visiting an isolated reserve for the first time as prime minister, Justin Trudeau acknowledged that Canada has "discriminated against Indigenous children for generations" when it comes to funding child welfare.

"If I made promises it's because I intend to keep them," Trudeau told Sarain Carson-Fox, host of the new VICELAND show RISE earlier this year, while visiting Shoal Lake 40, an isolated reserve that straddles the Manitoba-Ontario border and has been on a boil water advisory for twenty years.

The effect of different dispersal patterns is considered for a single isolated reserve of varying size receiving no external larvae, as well as multiple reserves with varying degrees of connectivity.

Before he became a water treatment plant operator on his isolated reserve, Nico Suggashie was feeling depressed — a problem many young Indigenous people struggle with on First Nations in Canada.

One of McShea's main efforts in recent years has been encouraging the Chinese to create larger, less isolated reserves, by setting aside bigger tracts and using new acquisitions to enlarge and connect existing ones.

It would appear therefore that establishment of genetically isolated reserves is the most viable and effective strategy to conserve and at the same time reduce genetic admixture and its associated consequences.

In addition, most isolated reserves have very few facilities.

Movement disruption and high mortality were also observed for turtles attempting to enter the nature reserve, effectively isolating the reserve population from others in the wider landscape.

Colonies naturally disappear from one site but reappear in another and so whole landscapes, rather than isolated nature reserves, have to be protected.