Sentence examples for through biodiversity from inspiring English sources

This is in direct disagreement with the assumption, held by many ecologists, that disease control can be achieved through biodiversity conservation.

The Stockholm Resilience Centre has an outstanding demonstration, through interactive graphics, of how we can categorize the health of our planet along nine axes, from atmospheric loading and ocean change through biodiversity, identifying tipping points and boundaries that quantify just where we are along a continuum from healthful to Emergency Room to irreversibility.

Different components of global change can have interacting effects on biodiversity and this may influence our ability to detect the specific consequences of climate change through biodiversity indicators.

Thus, an extra effort to compile all species records in the literature, validate the taxonomy of these records, and make them available through open-source databases such as OBIS is of outmost importance and must be encouraged and supported by local governments through biodiversity policies.

The database was designed to accommodate the types of data that are routinely obtained through biodiversity surveys and is unique in its accession-based design.

Most importantly, through biodiversity informatics, biodiversity scientists will be able to understand, to measure and predict how change affects the actual functioning of the ecosystem.

"A key intent of the report is that broadscale land-clearing would only be possible through the biodiversity offsetting process," he said.

Choosing just 10 species from the 18,000 or so new ones named last year was a seemingly impossible task, but merely a dress rehearsal for living through the biodiversity crisis of the 21st century.

We applied an agent-based model to explore the potential effectiveness of a payment for ecosystem services (PES) design through a biodiversity rich rubber eco-certification scheme.

Turbill was also concerned by the government's proposal to incentivise conservation through a biodiversity offsets scheme that farmers could volunteer to participate in.

Several methodological approaches have been developed (e.g. overyielding [6]; additive partitioning [7]; tripartite partitioning [8]; diversity models [9]) to identify the mechanisms through which biodiversity modifies ecosystem function.