Sentence examples for one wildlife from inspiring English sources

There has been a predictably polarised response to the new John Lewis Christmas campaign on social media, but one wildlife charity that rescues animals when they become tangled in trampolines and other garden netting has also called it "ludicrous".

In one extreme case, in an effort to 'restore' the wetlands into conforming with a normative notion of wildlife habitat, one wildlife agency planted trees in some of the wetlands on government land.

One wildlife bulletin from the U.S. Geological Survey called the species "omnicarnivorous".

"Success – 4,000 chimps safe," declared one wildlife organisation at the time.

"The whole process is fueled by corruption," said one wildlife biologist, who asked not to be named.

"Our ability to detect and monitor the movement of pathogens in the Arctic is abominable," says one wildlife veterinarian.

Enjoyable as such trips may be, they never resolve those two very different equations: on one side wildlife and national parks dedicated to foreign consumers, on the other under-developed communities and naked necessity.

'The oil industry can find water elsewhere,' said one North Dakota wildlife official.

One part wildlife lovers, one part paparazzi, twitchers gather in great flocks for half a day to see a rare bird – but then disappear again.

Other conservationists worry that delisting the Preble's because it is really a Bear Lodge mouse assumes too much security for that species, which at least one major wildlife advocacy group has said could soon be threatened, too.

To further verify the alignment between student scores on the BFT and student cognitive abilities, interviews were conducted by the senior author, nine biology faculty, two postdoctoral researchers, and one professional wildlife biologist.