Sentence examples for wild ecosystems from inspiring English sources

Quammen tells us we don't have far to look for blame when weird infectious diseases spring up: they usually result from humans moving into wild ecosystems or from forcing encounters with other species.

The subsequent Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Recovery Program, an interagency collaboration, tacitly acknowledged that our biggest and best-protected wild ecosystems are so badly compromised that we can no longer fence them off and hope for the best.

Wild ecosystems are complicated by the number of competing species and the variability of conditions, but proteins are complicated by their structural complexity and the sheer number of ways that they can move and react to their environment.

The loss of biodiversity, reliance on non-renewable natural resources, and conversion of once wild ecosystems for human use with attendant desertification/soil erosion, has led to a shift of consciousness and the widespread call for sustainability of human activities.

Instead it's about seeing human society and wild ecosystems as one inseparable whole.

Millions of individuals, especially young people, are also beginning to extend their empathic drive to include our fellow creatures, from the penguins and polar bears adrift on the poles to the other endangered species inhabiting the few remaining pristine, wild ecosystems.

The Everglades National Park was established in 1947 to protect this serene and wild ecosystem.

It is a genuine jungle in there, a wild ecosystem of competing "species" of DNA freeloaders, DNA symbionts, endangered DNA sequences and rotting DNA fossils.

It was a calm day on the water, and we had at least 30 or 40 feet of visibility underwater, excellent conditions for coastal California and ideal for our goal of capturing footage and photographs of the wild ecosystem that resides on the rig.

The policy regarding cultivated areas should therefore take into account the surrounding wild ecosystem to prevent a 'boomerang' effect, that is, the return of more aggressive pathogens back on wild original hosts.

Salmon farms are the marine equivalent of industrial agricultural feedlots and have been located in some of the wildest ecosystems in the world.