Sentence examples for shared biodiversity from inspiring English sources

In fact, coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds represent an integrated and interacting set of ecosystems [126], and it is therefore necessary to consider them as one large, interdependent marine ecosystem with shared biodiversity [47].

As result, there is a clear commitment to share biodiversity data, but also a reluctance to actually do so due to a mixture of social and technical impediments, such as loss of control over data and lack of professional reward for sharing.

Over time, ZooKeys and her sister journals continued to push the envelope of cybertaxonomic publishing, constantly looking for new avenues for sharing biodiversity data.

Scientists at these institutions have tackled and solved complex problems of assembling, maintaining, and sharing large biodiversity databases, and routinely perform sophisticated analyses that provide the science underpinnings of policy.

Removal of slash without soil disturbance and broadcast of slash over the soil usually shared the highest biodiversity.

The world's biodiversity is shared by countries that are increasingly recognizing the need for effective responses to human influence and climate change impacts through coordinated management and protection of nature beyond national borders.

The Global Forest Biodiversity Initiative (GFBI) is a new global research network focused on the use of "big data" to share information about biodiversity loss and climate change.

Given limited funding for conservation and increasing threats to biodiversity, understanding the shared benefits and unintended consequences of game management for other species is important.

The costs of reforestation and biodiversity restoration must be shared by landholders and other stakeholders if it is to be extended over the large areas usually needed to achieve biodiversity conservation.

We conclude that conditions for EFA implementation were found to not effectively incentivise a higher share of biodiversity supporting characteristics in German agricultural landscapes.

Each domain shared a set of interventions for biodiversity-based agriculture and ecological intensification that could also increase food security in the impoverished landscapes.