Sentence examples for total wildlife from inspiring English sources

We find strong evidence for long-term human-induced edge effects at the site that is closest to the border of the protected area (Treetops); this site registered the strongest losses in total wildlife population numbers, aggregate wildlife biomass, and species richness.

In the Maasai steppe, over 80% of the total wildlife range lies on private and communal lands, the vast majority of it within predominantly pastoralist villages.

"People that were once at war with each other have since dedicated their land – 3 million acres in total – to wildlife conservation," said Watson.

In conjunction with Mr. Clinton's safari, the White House said today the United States would give nine small grants totaling $250,000 to wildlife groups working to protect tigers and elephants in India.

I have been here 25 years, during which I have witnessed the almost total obliteration of wildlife.

Predictive models for concentrations of total and presumed wildlife bacteria are provided along with simple measures to estimate watershed boundaries.

These data were used along with other measures of environmental conditions and land classes within each watershed to construct quantitative relationships between combinations of variables and both total and presumed wildlife sources of FCB.

The Kola Pygmies of southern Cameroon provide an example of total dependence on wildlife for cash income.

In the United States, the total expenditure for wildlife-related activities was $101 billion in 1996, ≈1.4% of the national economy (6 ).

The total price, which includes wildlife preservation and land rehabilitation, is likely $1 billion to $2 billion more than that, according to estimates by research firm Headwaters Economics.

The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation awarded the largest portfolio of grants in its history – a total of $15.6 million to wildlife and habitat conservation, ocean conservation, to protect indigenous rights and to combat climate change.