Sentences with phrase «by deer island»

Dawe is representing auditors being sued by Deer Island Credit Union in New Brunswick.

Turn north again and pass by Deer Island, Blackadore Caye and several other small islands on your way to Bacalar Chico Reserve.

Turn north again and pass by Deer Island, Blackadore Caye...

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Unfortunately, the Hawaiian Islands are among the endangered species capitals of the world and the deer pose an environmental threat, causing harm by overgrazing mountain slopes, damaging critical riparian areas, and introducing invasive plant species.

There are at least 793 deer that currently call Staten Island home — up from just 24 in 2008, a 3,204 percent increase — according to a Parks Department survey first reported by the Staten Island Advance.

The deer population in Staten Island has exploded recently, with an aerial survey done by the Parks Department in 2014 finding 763 of the animals in the borough — up from just 24 in 2008.

The deer population on Staten Island has recently boomed, with an aerial survey done by the Parks Department last year finding nearly 800 of the animals in the borough.

Schumer says Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley are epicenters of diseases caused by deer ticks and public health officials in those areas need money as soon as possible to improve prevention efforts.

The town also has been making it easier for hunters and hungry Long Islanders to put venison to good use by delivering deer taken during bow - hunting season to Long Island Cares, which donates the meat to food pantries.

«These data confirm what we have suspected for some time — that due to the increase in white - tailed deer on Staten Island, the incidence rate of Lyme disease — carried by black - legged ticks — is also rising,» Oddo said in a statement.

Red deer (Cervus elaphus, shown) that once lived on remote Scottish islands may have been introduced from distant sites by Stone Age seafarers thousands of years ago.

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Tamed to some extent by man, who planted beautiful rice paddies across the island, the Balinese countryside has managed to hold on to its rugged landscape: from the delicate, uninhabited «deer island», Menjangan, which combines mangroves with a protected national park, to the amazing waterfalls of Sekumpul.

For example, monitoring data shows that deer mouse densities on San Miguel Island are strongly limited by the endangered island fox (Urocyon littoralis littoralis), whereas on Santa Barbara Island, where there are no foxes, mouse densities are much more varIsland are strongly limited by the endangered island fox (Urocyon littoralis littoralis), whereas on Santa Barbara Island, where there are no foxes, mouse densities are much more varisland fox (Urocyon littoralis littoralis), whereas on Santa Barbara Island, where there are no foxes, mouse densities are much more varIsland, where there are no foxes, mouse densities are much more variable.

It is distinguishable from the island deer mouse by its smaller head, body size and it's relatively much longer tail, including the grooves on the anterior face of the upper incisors.

Climate and predation (by island foxes on some islands, and owls on others) are the most important factors determining island deer mouse population fluctuations.

Deer and elk on that island were to be phased out as part of an agreement between NPS and the former owners of the island, and by 2012 non-native ungulates had been all but eliminated on Santa Rosa Iisland were to be phased out as part of an agreement between NPS and the former owners of the island, and by 2012 non-native ungulates had been all but eliminated on Santa Rosa Iisland, and by 2012 non-native ungulates had been all but eliminated on Santa Rosa IslandIsland.

The deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) is represented by a different endemic subspecies on each of the 8 islands (Ashley and Wills 1987; Gill 1980; Pergams and Ashley 2000).

One such event was probably by rafting to Santarosae Island before that island broke up, as indicated by genetic similarity among deer mouse subspecies in the northern Channel Islands, and later colonizations could have resulted from unintentional transport by Native Americans (Ashley and Wills Island before that island broke up, as indicated by genetic similarity among deer mouse subspecies in the northern Channel Islands, and later colonizations could have resulted from unintentional transport by Native Americans (Ashley and Wills island broke up, as indicated by genetic similarity among deer mouse subspecies in the northern Channel Islands, and later colonizations could have resulted from unintentional transport by Native Americans (Ashley and Wills 1987).

Elafonissi - which means «deer island» - is separated from Crete by a shallow lagoon that can sometimes be crossed on foot during the summer months.

You can explore town on board one of the golf cart taxis that are known as «pulmonias,» take a stroll along the picturesque Malecón, go on a day trip to one of the nearby islands, such as Isla de Venados (Deer Island), which can be explored on foot or by kayak, or if you're looking for an adrenaline rush, check out the Huana Coa Canopy Adventure.

On land, the hilly tropical forests are crisscrossed by hiking trails, home to the island's protected deer, macaques and wild boar

The PSA and its assets are embodied by four animals: the deer, who Staples says «really own this island and we're just guests»; the eagle, which represents vigilance for protecting nature; the seal, which represents trying new things, such as diving; and the slug, which represents Island Time, or the slowing down to enjoyisland and we're just guests»; the eagle, which represents vigilance for protecting nature; the seal, which represents trying new things, such as diving; and the slug, which represents Island Time, or the slowing down to enjoyIsland Time, or the slowing down to enjoy life.

A one - week Community - Based Artist Residency and exhibition with Environmental Artist Bryant Holsenbeck, hosted by Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, was the feature of two articles in local newspapers — the Bangor Daily News (Capping of her vision: Artist Bryant Holsenbeck works with students and community members to turn trash into mandala treasure) and Island Ad - vantages (Recycled art forms come to Deer Isle).