"wildlife research" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the study and investigation of animals and their habitats in their natural environment. It can be used in various contexts, such as scientific papers, news articles, or general discussions about conservation and ecology. Example: The new national park was established in order to protect the diverse range of species found within its boundaries, and to provide a platform for ongoing wildlife research.
"I definitely want to work in conservation biology and do something with wildlife research in the future," she said.
About one-third of Beaver Island, together with other nearby islands, is designated as a state wildlife research area.
While those numbers are still precarious, Wayne Wakkinen, senior wildlife research biologist for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, said the Selkirk population seemed to be expanding.
Chief among them lately is Enlow Fork, a principal feeder creek here, where Mr. Perry, an aquatic biologist, has done wildlife research for years.
Kimmel became visibly upset while speaking about the incident, and prompted viewers of his show to donate to a wildlife research unit.
Numerous studies published by Dr. Kirkpatrick and others in wildlife research journals demonstrate that P.Z.P. is effective in everything from elk to kangaroos.
Most urban-wildlife research was conducted in North America, Europe, and Australia, and much of that work focused on the habitat needs of birds.
"Ferrets are the charismatic representative of a healthy prairie ecosystem," said Travis Livieri, director of Prairie Wildlife Research, a nonprofit research organization based here.
We signed a new Memorandum of Understanding and started supporting Tanzanian National Parks (TANAPA) in law enforcement, and the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) in research and monitoring.
The Tanzanian Commission for Science and Technology and Tanzanian Wildlife Research Institute are thanked for issuing the necessary research clearance and permits.
This research project was reviewed and approved by the National Wildlife Research Center's (NWRC Internal Animal Care and Use Committeee (IACUC) prior to any data collection.
