Sentence examples for wildlife count from inspiring English sources

Next week's event is similar, but it is the first time the RSPB has tried a summer wildlife count - and crucially, they are not just interested in birds.

And as I brush up on my Buddhist mythology and marvel at the technology of ancient reservoir sluices, so my wildlife count ticks over: golden jackals trotting across the road; a roost of flying foxes; a two-metre-long monitor lizard.

Barely 24 hours after arriving in this isolated southern swath of Sequoia National Park by way of a tortuous mountain road that made Big Sur's California 1 feel like the Santa Ana Freeway, our wildlife count was the stuff of a city slicker's dreams.

But Mr. Vincent-Lang said he thought the Fish and Wildlife Service had "fallen away" from its traditional mission of wildlife counts, which were long part of Alaska's culture of hunting.

Other current and former government scientists expressed similar concerns about the fates of environmental maintenance efforts, like prescribed burns that help prime habitats and prevent wildfires, and research projects, such as wildlife counts, that had been planned from oceans to tundras.

We compile over 270 wildlife counts of Kenya's wildlife populations conducted over the last 30 years to compare trends in national parks and reserves with adjacent ecosystems and country-wide trends.

A census this year by a wildlife group counted 1,046 breeding pairs.

We are realising that the best cure for doom and gloom is to do something: people have dedicated 1.5 million voluntary hours over the past year to helping British wildlife, from counting bats to joining Red Squirrels United, a new mission to save red squirrels.

Lastly, the monitoring and research department can provide data on wildlife population counts, which would be a useful supplementary metric to assess law enforcement efforts.

Since the UWA collects and has access to data sources (e.g. wildlife population counts) other than crime data, outcome measures can be developed through triangulated sources thereby providing a more inclusive assessment of the RAIN.

Another team of researchers is currently using camera traps to count wildlife on the Ukrainian side of the exclusion zone.