Sentence examples for restoring populations from inspiring English sources
"The elimination of prison populations of upstate districts will have a net impact of restoring populations to Democratic districts in New York City and the downstate suburbs," said Doug Forand, a Democratic political consultant.
Reintroduction projects have been particularly valuable in restoring populations in many areas of the United States.
Pershing et al suggest that restoring populations of all whale species to pre-industrial levels could remove up to 160,000 tons of carbon annually.
By limiting or preventing fishing and other extractive activities, Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) have been relatively successful in restoring populations of overharvested fish and invertebrates [4].
Understanding disease resistance in these corals may be the critical link to restoring populations of these once dominant corals throughout their range.
Efforts at designating reef areas as no-fishing zones have been successful in restoring populations of top-level predatory fishes in the Florida Keys [103], and recent implementation of small areas where bottom fishing is not allowed in the SAB show promise of restoring predators in those areas as well.
However, limited resources often require wildlife managers to focus on a single method of mitigation, yet the relative effectiveness of fences and passages for reducing road mortality and restoring population connectivity is unclear.
A single immigrant has improved fitness by restoring population growth in a severely inbred population of grey wolves [ Canis lupus, [ 26]].
Efforts to restore populations of the giant tortoises of the Galápagos Islands have been among the world's most visible and successful conservation programs.
Nature reserves are created to conserve biodiversity and restore populations of harvested species, but it is not clear whether this strategy is successful in all ecosystems.
Our work provides among the first evidence that an intensively-managed wildlife reserve can measurably restore populations of threatened flora and fauna and disperse conservation benefits into wider landscapes.
