Sentences with phrase «biodiversity levels»

A higher biodiversity level means that site has a more stable ecosystem.

Generally, a higher biodiversity level indicates a healthy ecosystem that is capable of supporting life well.

Also, there are many reasons for changes in biodiversity levels.

• Which area had the higher biodiversity level — the one with little human interference or the one with much more?

«We found that local extinction of marine species exceeded 50 percent of current biodiversity levels across many regions and at times reached levels over 80 percent.»

Vegetation productivity or leaf cover can, for example, be measured across continents from space while providing information about biodiversity levels on the ground.

Lake sediment cores have been used to look at ancient biodiversity levels from 6 — 12.6 thousand years before present.

Learning through play, your students will be able to not only learn about where the parks are and when they were established, but they will also be able to look for relationships between accessibility and biodiversity levels as well as being introduced to the rich physical geography of the USA.

The conversion of forests for oil palm plants comes at a cost to the wildlife that once lived there, as monoculture plantations can't support the same biodiversity levels that natural forests can.

Along with biodiversity levels, this new carbon data is helping the Sabah Forestry Department work out «where to place new maximum protections,» Asner said.

He found that when a regenerating forest is helped along by active tree - planting it can regain natural biodiversity levels more quickly than without management.

On the other hand, the first sampling site with little human activity should have had a higher biodiversity level.

In this activity, you will be able to see the biodiversity levels of leaf litter in your neighborhood and how human activity has impacted these levels.

Our analyses showed that biodiversity levels are higher than previous estimates.