Sentence examples for wildlife system from inspiring English sources

This year the Smithsonian is commemorating the 100th anniversary of the national wildlife system; the first refuge was created by President Theodore Roosevelt, on Pelican Island in Florida.

"If you ask, Is a refuge better off with or without oil and gas development, I'd say probably without," said Dan Ashe, chief of the national wildlife system for the wildlife service.

More broadly, our generalizable method can identify definitive spatial scales of response around human disturbance features in any wildlife system, thereby providing managers with movement-driven insight to reduce impacts on wildlife in multi-use landscapes.

And while that idea would be hard to evaluate in human studies because our immune systems have been altered for decades with antibiotics and more sterile environments, Dr. Hudson said that "wildlife systems can give us that insight".

Northern Tanzania contains two distinct major migratory wildlife systems, with some interaction and movement between the two (Figure 3).

It would be economically rational, from the perspective of the state's interests in the larger wildlife systems that these WMAs form a part of, for the state to give communities 100% of revenues from WMAse and for the state to facilitate greater opportunities from tourism and tourist hunting to generate more revenue and ensure WMAs are competitive forms of land use.

In wildlife systems, this density-transmission relationship is the justification for strategies that aim to reduce the density of susceptible individuals (e.g., culling, increasing hunter quotas, sterilization and vaccination) [6], [7].

Most importantly for this system, and other anthropogenically-complex landscapes and urban wildlife systems, the inclusion of urban landscape information facilitated two unexpected results.

Studies in wildlife systems might also give greater insight into the range of parasitic organisms involved and the ecological context in which immunosuppression occurs.

Roosevelt started the national wildlife refuge system.

It is owned by the New Jersey Audubon Society as part of its statewide wildlife sanctuary system.