Sentence examples for monitoring of species from inspiring English sources

The reintroduction of the sand lizards is part of a 133-point action plan designed to reverse the declines in the UK's frogs, toads, lizards and snakes, including research, monitoring of species and encouraging land-owners to create habitats such as ponds to help the wild animals flourish.

Maverick attempts such as Churchill's to reintroduce rare or extinct butterflies are frowned upon by conservation groups because they risk disrupting the scientific monitoring of species or introducing pathogens, but there is an increasing number of officially approved schemes to bring back scarce species.

Since diversity between taxonomic hierarchies within the group was consistently significantly positively correlated in all these taxa, the higher taxonomic categories such as genus and family may be employed as surrogates for rapid assessment and monitoring of species diversity.

Thus, conservation measures for species facing an immediate risk of extinction and close monitoring of species that occupy vulnerable habitats must remain an essential part of our effort to safeguard what remains of biodiversity.

This makes impedance biosensors ideal for environmental monitoring of species such as endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP) toxins, polychlorinated biphenyls, and milk toxins such as veterinary drug residues and hormones.

At a minimum, legal frameworks should support identification and monitoring of alien species below the species level as part of a broader requirement for identifying and monitoring components of biological diversity (Shine et al. 2000).

Increased efforts are required in taxonomy and sampling of poorly known ecosystems and on long-term monitoring programs of species and habitats.

Biological monitoring studies of species, species assemblages and ecosystems are being undertaken all the time by a range of researchers in many parts of the world.

Task 1. Conduct a review and synthesize all available data related to passive acoustic monitoring of understudied species to prioritize sampling plan of cryptic cetacean species.

This is particularly true with PM2.5 species, for which monitoring remains sparse, and monitoring of particular species may be inconsistent across sites.

Monitoring of butterfly species richness may provide information on rare butterflies and on species richness of other taxa as well.