Sentence examples for native brook from inspiring English sources
Opponents argue that the development would particularly threaten native brook trout.
At first glance, it looked pitifully small, the size of a native brook trout stream -- minus the brookies and hemlocks.
Of the 310 new streams visited last year, when the project began, 99 were found to support naturally reproducing brown and native brook trout.
By 1980 five trout streams in Iowa's Driftless Area supported natural spawning, with only one stream harboring the last surviving lineage of Iowa's native brook trout.
I saw the flash of light in the water as minnows zipped about in the shallow waves of the Connecticut shore, and the battle of the native brook trout of Long Island, fighting their good fight to stay alive in streams tucked into parks amid houses, highways and traffic.
High-gradient streams in GSMNP provide habitat for a diverse aquatic biota, including native brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) and 30 species of salamanders.
In an effort to quickly and cheaply cull non-native brook trout, introduced in 1890, federal and state officials plan to deploy a neurotoxin that will decimate all insect and aquatic life.
Population densities have been reduced and in some cases populations have disappeared though competition with non-native brook, brown, lake and rainbow trout, kokanee salmon, lake whitefish and mysis shrimp which were introduced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The 1999 race was won by Alaska Native Ramy Brooks, who defeated veterinarian Mark May by 10 minutes.
"Nevertheless, the dams harmed native species such as brook trout, dace and sturgeon.
Alpine ponds choked with brook trout, native Corsican browns in icy mountain streams, the thick undergrowth of the maquis teeming with wild boar and woodcock, mountains to climb or ski down, deep-sea fishing, surf casting, diving in the Scandola underwater nature preserve…there's even a Robert Trent Jones golf course built into cliffs once scaled by Odysseus: Corsica can keep you busy.
