Sentence examples for studies in conservation from inspiring English sources

We found that carrying capacity is most often applied to studies in conservation biology, rangeland and wildlife management, aquaculture, and fisheries biology.

The effects of habitat fragmentation on plant populations in present-day landscapes are thus complex, illustrating the need for more integrated studies in conservation biology that take into account both mutualistic and antagonistic plant animal interactions.

This may at least partially explain the generally negative perception of interview-based studies in conservation.

Genetics does not replace the fundamental role of natural history and ecological studies in conservation.

We are aware that such empirical studies in conservation areas are typically restricted by logistics (e.g. in remote areas), technical capacity or financial constraints.

This problem corresponds to the traditional problem of reserve network selection; it has been the central theoretical problem studied in conservation biology, and the one in which most progress has been made.

This study provides another example of the utility of genetic studies in the conservation of declining species, particularly with regards to delineation of taxonomic units for conservation.

Higher degree of conflict with wildlife (90%), due to crop damage and livestock predation, was recorded in this study, which is in agreement with previous studies in different conservation areas of the country (Tessema et al. 2010; Kumessa and Bekele 2013; Yosef 2015; Acha and Temesgen 2015).

This makes application of gene expression studies in animal conservation challenging (e.g. only some genes, mainly of general function, would be expressed in blood or small skin tissue samples, the kind regularly obtained by conservation studies from live animals; Ekblom et al. 2010b).

An impressive 332 successful rodent eradications have been carried out, with just 35 failed attempts and 20 with unknown results, according to a study published in Conservation Biology in 2007.

A study published in Conservation Biology in December 2002, by Keith A. Hobson of the Canadian Wildlife Service calculated that on the southern edge of the boreal in Saskatchewan, the amount of forested land was declining at 0.87percentnt per year, similar to some estimates for loss of tropical rain forest.