Sentence examples for vulnerable wildlife from inspiring English sources

Politicians and activists are taking note of the Arctic's plight, invoking sprawling vistas and vulnerable wildlife as a cautionary tale.

Karori represents a new idea in conservation: rather than keeping vulnerable wildlife in, they are keeping predators out by means of a pest-proof fence.

Ewers said the model reveals hotspots in the Brazilian Amazon where conservation efforts should be focused on the most vulnerable wildlife.

DOC said it may be some weeks before its rangers were able to take full stock of the effect on vulnerable wildlife.

The decline in cereal prices last year seems to have calmed the rush to crop previously unfarmed fields, and the amount of land left uncultivated in Britain is expected to rise slightly this year - but with the EU set-aside requirement removed, another price spike could see it ploughed up and cropped, with serious consequences for vulnerable wildlife.

But here and there throughout the budget Mr Obama suggests spending a little bit more on various programmes related to climate change, from NASA's monitoring of greenhouse gases to the Department of the Interior's efforts to protect vulnerable wildlife.Simply including all these measures in the proposed budget is no guarantee that Congress will approve them.

But Liquid's cross-border network means it can attract a critical mass of users to make its business viable.Cable is vulnerable to wildlife: part of Liquid's wire in the Zambezi valley was dug up by elephants (it is now concreted in).

Yet these fishermen still harm vulnerable ocean wildlife.

President Obama approved this project even though there's a 75percentt chance of a major oil spill that would kill walruses, polar bears, and other vulnerable Arctic wildlife.

"The plan to extract oil at a depth of about 100 meters, amid an ice-free period of only four months, in an area with icebergs and storms, which is surrounded by vulnerable protected wildlife — sounds absolutely crazy," Vladimir Chuprov, head of Greenpeace Russia's energy unit, told VICE News.

Public land policies manage multiple uses while striving to protect vulnerable plant and wildlife habitats from degradation; yet the effectiveness of such policies are infrequently evaluated, particularly for remote landscapes that are difficult to monitor.