Sentence examples for wildlife models from inspiring English sources

These tools include vegetation growth models, wildlife models, silvicultural models, GIS, and visualization tools.

This chapter reviews the LANDIS and other forest landscape models for integration with wildlife models.

The exemplar NED-2 DSS developed using this method is a goal-driven DSS that integrates a sophisticated inventory system, treatment plan development, growth-and-yield models, wildlife models, fire risk models, knowledge based systems for goal satisfaction analysis, and a powerful report generation system.

It's being sure that we have wildlife models and people who are watching wildlife populations to see quickly if something detrimental happens.

"It's turning the corner away from what's been the most successful wildlife model in the world".

"The wildlife risk models apparently weren't based on large oil volumes and didn't estimate risk for a worst case, or even really bad case, oil disaster scenario," she said.

Landscape vegetation and wildlife suitability models can be used to gain insights into the theoretical underpinnings of system processes; to make general predictions of change over large areas and long time frames; to make specific predictions for a small area; to address a single species of concern; and to evaluate trade-offs among multiple species.

The ecological networks are generated with the help of a landscape model (which integrate human activities) and with a wildlife dispersal model.

Tamed lynx, coyote and wolves from a wildlife sanctuary model for sculptors and painters at the Algonquin Academy on the west side of Algonquin Park.

The breeding site, which will be among the largest in the United States, represents the latest version of a wildlife conservation model based on the finding that certain species mate more successfully when allowed to roam in herds rather than when paired off in captivity, something to which many visitors to Bourbon Street could probably attest.

As fragmentation increases, so does the need to incorporate landscape patterns into wildlife-habitat models.