Sentence examples for species safe from inspiring English sources

The youngsters learn what they need to know in the field, like how to identify local species, safe boating, conservation principles and of course, gun handling.

Will its luck hold as Britain's public finances continue to deteriorate?Some in Northern Ireland complacently assume that the province will remain a protected political species, safe in the expectation of generous central-government support.

After that, no species was safe from Hollywood.

A chef, presumably trying to find some advantage in the declining oceans, wanted to know if the local species were safe to eat if cooked.

No one really knows how many saola are left – the IUCN says "undoubtedly less than 750, and likely much less," but Robichaud says may be fewer than 100 – and the species is safe nowhere.

In fact, it's been shown that captive populations can actually hinder conservation, with one study saying they give "a false impression that a species is safe, so that destruction of habitat and wild populations can proceed".

Since pittas are so hard to find, the fact that they're seen often in bird markets demonstrates a hard truth: When it comes to birds, no species is safe.

Enzymatic hydrolysis methods offers advantages such as a less species alteration, safer laboratory conditions and a less contaminant wastes.

But Jonker says he'll settle for different parrot species in safer countries, such as Brazil.

She suggested replacing the removed trees with other species in safer locations, with the advice of a hired landscape professional and input from the public; and the development of a maintenance program for the remaining trees based on species, to be reported to the council.

The fear is that Acanthamoeba harbours these bacterial species, providing a safe haven against attack from antibiotics and contributing to the virulence of these bugs.