Sentences with phrase «as estuarine»

This area is world - renowned for deep sea as well as estuarine, rock and surf, fly, bait and art lure fishing.

Not exact matches

The Senate Committee also sidelined the Administration's proposal to terminate federal funding for the National Estuarine Research Reserves System, as did the House.

Ms Tanner said monitoring of estuarine CO2 was important for planning and remediation efforts: «As each estuary is different, the potential impacts of climate change and urban development will be different in every ecosystem.»

Salt marshes, such as this one in the Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in East Falmouth, Massachusetts, capture and store large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere every year.

They do create significant problems for static fishing gear, such as the fixed nets used by estuarine salmon fishers, and they may also impact on numbers of wild salmon, although most salmon eaten on these islands is farmed.

«The real story here is that we probably need sea otters more than they need us, as they play key roles in the functioning and resiliency of kelp forest and estuarine ecosystems that provide a wide range of services to human societies,» said Dr. M Tim Tinker, a research scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey who is presenting an overview of the latest research on southern sea otters and is coauthor of several other new studies presented at the conference.

As his group described in recent papers published in PLOS One and Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, the surfer - collected sea surface temperatures show that satellite measurements become unreliable near shore.

The transition from closed to open state often leads to extensive physical and chemical changes in the estuarine conditions, as water mixing and sediment resuspension are increased, which could result in the oxidation of sediment acid - volatile sulfides (AVS).

The estuarine delta of the Sundarbans is a harsh area prone to natural disasters, such as the cyclone in 1970 which killed 300,000 people.

Relax and enjoy the splendour only the Daintree can offer as you learn of Estuarine Crocodiles, mangrove forests and wildlife, this is nature at its best!

Relax and enjoy the splendour only the Daintree can offer as you learn of Estuarine Crocodiles, mangrove forests and endemic wildlife, this is nature at its best!

In winter, snowy plovers are found on many of the beaches used for nesting as well as on beaches where they do not nest, and on estuarine sand and mud flats.

The Proserpine River is home to the saltwater (estuarine) crocodile as well as many other residents of the mangrove habitat.

Stops along the way - Morning tea at the picturesque Brooklyn the lower estuarine reaches of the Hawkesbury River - Best visited as it opens at 9 am, stop for some Animal Fun at the Australian Walkabout Wildlife park.

It is also known as Ilha de Jua or Zuvem and is famous being a very scenic estuarine island which is read more...

As you approach the town of Port Douglas, spot the many luxury resorts, surrounding beaches and green vegetation, estuarine river banks, Port Douglas Marina and other notable landmarks below.

However there have been records of estuarine crocodiles as far south as the Logan River Brisbane (circa 1902).

As sea levels rise, the Chesapeake Bay region is expected to experience an increase in coastal flooding and drowning of estuarine wetlands.

Kristan received an M.S. in marine science from the University of South Florida College of Marine Science, studying nutrient distributions and their impacts on coastal and estuarine systems, as well as their role in sustaining harmful algal blooms in the Gulf of Mexico.

Environmental law is a type of law area which covers the many aspects and problems encircling environmental surroundings such as drinking water as well as quality of air, dangerous waste materials, varieties safety, farming, estuarine habitat, biodiversity, waste materials administration.