Sentence examples for native ecological from inspiring English sources

"These native ecological communities are increasingly rare," she said, "and a whole pyramid of insect, bird, and mammal species depend on this diversity".

Adaptation options included shifts from mixed cropping-grazing to rangeland grazing or biomass enterprises; promoting re-assembly of native ecological communities; and maintaining ecosystem services and habitat that trees provide.

Due to their enormous reproductive capacity, the species is encroaching on the living spaces of other amphibians, destroying the native ecological balance and posing a threat to the survival of native species.

In order to estimate the native ecological role of this prokaryotic enzyme, primary biochemical investigations were conducted in an attempt to explore substrate scope in comparison to fungal crude PO preparations of P. cinnabarinus SBUG-M 1044 and PPO (tyrosinase) of A. bisporus.

The Best Management Practices as incorporated into these sustainable management systems are tools/technologies not just aiming at preventing urban flooding but also protecting aquatic and native ecological integrity by removing pollutants and treating runoff before discharging the water back into the environment.

All sea urchins were spawned upon arrival from the field, so the first spawning should reflect sperm morphology under the native ecological conditions of the population.

For slaves there was the ordeal of confinement; for Native Americans ecological annihilation.

Moreover, the program allowed him to assist in an OSU course that combined traditional Native American ecological knowledge with western science and to work with other Natives on science and math programs for Native youth.

Aspects of the scenario narratives highlighted the need for new conservation strategies for the endangered native grassland ecological community within the Tasmanian Midlands case study, and a re-focusing on new locations across that landscape.

We tried to detect the long-term dynamism of satoyama in a fringe area of Kyoto city quantitatively and spatially by the survival of native Rhododendrons, ecological indicators of ancient satoyama.

One area of Native-based ecological knowledge that has been thoroughly explored is that of fire management through controlled burning.