Sentence examples for unfavourable conservation from inspiring English sources
"A government study cited illegal persecution through shooting, trapping and disturbance as the main reason for the hen harrier's unfavourable conservation status in England," said Madge.
The conservation agency said it broke the birds directive's rules which forbid hunting species that have an "unfavourable conservation status" or "very low population levels".
Mortalities from fishing net accidents in areas such as the Celtic Sea, west of Cornwall, have cast doubt on the species' sustainability, and the commission has awarded them an "unfavourable" conservation status.
While dispersal alone cannot explain unfavourable conservation status in these wetland snails, our data support the hypothesis that limited dispersal between (all species) and within marshes (S. nitida and A. vorticulus) affect all three RDB snails in their remaining UK range.
It is listed on Appendix II as it has an unfavourable conservation status or would benefit significantly from international co-operation organised by tailored agreements.
Many seabirds, including 21 out of 24 extant albatross species, have an unfavourable conservation status, with the main identified threat being mortality through fisheries bycatch [8].
However, 36 (64%) of the 56 species of raptors inhabiting Europe find themselves in an unfavourable state of conservation [ 2].
This lack of success has been attributed to the fact that the ATP-binding pocket of CDKs has a high degree of amino-acid conservation, inhibiting this pocket thus frequently results in pan-blockade of multiple CDKs and consequently unfavourable toxicity profiles.
Habitat conservation status was assessed as being 'unfavourable inadequate' (the middle rank out of three) with the coarse Atlas_layer, and as 'unfavourable bad' (the bottom rank out) when using the higher resolution Forest_layer and OBIA_layer.
Most conservation treatments of prints and drawings or archives on paper aim to reduce the discolorations and acidity brought about by unfavourable climatic and storage conditions.
