Sentence examples for wildlife posed from inspiring English sources

In 2005 conservationists, alarmed at the threat to endangered wildlife posed by a Tibetan fad for wearing tiger and other skins, asked the Dalai Lama to denounce the practice.

At a recent Royal Society-funded Rexperts fromow International Scientific Seminar, experts from diverse research fields discussed the risks to wildlife posed by pharmaceuticals in the environment.

"Tree clearing on this scale has a devastating effect on native wildlife, poses a big threat to the Great Barrier Reef, risks worse drought and erosion, and is a major source of carbon emissions in Queensland".

We do not intend to downplay the critical problems that invasive wildlife pose for native ecosystems, or the possible impact that global climate change may have on the environment.

Emerging zoonotic pathogens from wildlife pose increasing public health threats globally.

Even legal wildlife importation poses a disease risk, not only to other wildlife but to people as well.

"Euthanasia of stranded large whales," writes Harms in a recent issue of the Journal of Wildlife Diseases, "poses logistic, safety, pharmaceutical, delivery, public relations, and disposal challenges".

Now, the E.P.A. has concluded that PCB's in river mud threaten wildlife and pose a cancer risk to people who regularly eat Hudson fish.

Researchers have long recognized that wildlife trade poses a serious risk to species survival, said Paul Calle, the Wildlife Conservation Society's director of zoological health, who was not involved in the study.

But Thames Water maintains the tunnel is vital to cut pollution which kills fish, damages wildlife and poses a health hazard.

It warned the public that keeping illegal wildlife could pose health hazards and threaten the densely populated tropical island's biodiversity if the animals enter the local environment.