Sentences with phrase «by wildlife»

How does increased human presence influence the use by wildlife in these habitats?

This program may be implemented in response to complaints from local residents or conducted by wildlife officials or others in an effort to reduce or eliminate the community cat population.

And hitting a bear to save a dog is not recommended by wildlife experts.

Another concern is for parasite which can be carried by wildlife and transmitted to your dog or cat.

If the food is all gone (and it hasn't clearly been eaten by wildlife), then you may want to increase the amount.

The disease can still be spread by wildlife or when you travel with your pet.

As technology has evolved, less seafood demand is being met by wildlife capture.

This is a fatal disease that can be passed by wildlife including bats.

They are licensed by both wildlife organizations and the Mexican authorities.

For a specific wildlife sanctuary or department, view our contact list by wildlife sanctuary and department.

The increasing use of the internet by wildlife traders, especially those involved in illegal trade, is a significant challenge to conservation of traded species especially those in niche markets.

Animals on the street are at risk of being hit by cars, injured by wildlife or harmful people, or simply starving.

This is a land of extremes, ruled by wildlife, where the African desert meets the ocean.

This is meaningless, as all plastics will break down eventually, and this is not a good thing; bigger pieces are less easily mistaken as food by wildlife.

A wildlife biologist is an individual who is hired by wildlife organizations to study the genetic processes in animals and study their origins.

We are surrounded by wildlife and beautiful scenery so no matter which trip you pick, you will have a fantastic time!

To find out whether pesticides are taken up by amphibians even in relatively pristine areas, a team led by wildlife biologist Donald Sparling of the U.S. Geological Survey in Laurel, Maryland, tested Pacific treefrogs in several national parks.

The hotel doesn't use any pesticides in the garden and thanks to the protected old trees the hotel is often visited by wildlife such as howler monkeys, squirrels, a wide variety of birds, racoons, garrobos, iguanas and armadillos.

Accommodation is composed of a series of comfortably appointed thatched dwellings orientated towards a landscape inhabited by wildlife.

Teams of scientists from Michigan Technological University led by wildlife ecologist Rolf Peterson since 1975, and joined in 2000 by John Vucetich, assistant professor of forest resources and environmental science, have carefully monitored the waxing and waning of these animal populations.

Led by wildlife biologist Mark Haroldson — who once spent three months deep in Yellowstone observing bears and sleeping in trees — we started our days well before dawn, setting up spotting scopes at roadside pullouts to scan the meadows and ridges.

About Blog I'm Findlay Wilde; a conservationist fascinated by all wildlife, but especially birds.

• An influential report by the wildlife trade monitoring group, TRAFFIC, supporting Japan's 1997 bid to reopen ivory trade found that Japan could not control ivory trade, but the conclusions were changed and supported Japan's successful bid to reopen ivory trade

Therefore, we suggest annual vaccination of dogs living in / visiting rural areas or areas frequented by wildlife with vaccines containing all four leptospiral serovars, ideally before the rainy season, when disease incidence peaks.

One problem that is often faced by wildlife preserves and zoos is that animals exhibit negative behavior traits and antisocial behavior because the environment that they are in is not their natural habitat.

Citing a specific example by wildlife groups over offshore wind farms they called for consistent and long term federal policies to support the deployment of renewable energy.

I was delighted to be in Australia, despite the disconcerting reality that this is a nation with a bewildering number of options for those who'd like to get killed by wildlife.

Puzzled by the appearance of the disease in a sea mammal, a team led by wildlife veterinarian Melissa Miller of the University of California, Davis, tested blood samples collected from 223 live and dead otters.

Before habitat degradation from impacts like grazing begins to cause population declines, the first response by wildlife usually comes in the form of behavioral changes — for example, switching their diets in response to changes in food availability.

This was hailed as good news by the wildlife agencies and various groups working to conserve the sage grouse, which suffered dramatic population declines as humans invaded its habitat.

The evidence for this behavior was captured by wildlife film maker John Downer, who, in his documentary Dolphins: Spies in the Pod, witnessed a group of young dolphins snag a puffer fish from near the ocean floor and begin to pass it around.

It is hardly what anyone would call charismatic megafauna, so it doesn't spark big campaigns by wildlife conservation groups.

Leptospira bacteria, the cause of this disease, are shed in the environment by wildlife.

Dogs become infected when their mouths, or abraded skin, or a wound comes in contact with contaminated soil, water, food or other surfaces that may have been urinated on by wildlife.

Rabies is spread through the saliva of mammals, most commonly by wildlife such as foxes, bats, raccoons, skunks, cattle, wild dogs and feral cats.

Community cats have gotten a bad rep via misguided and uninformed campaigns by wildlife and environmental organizations claiming that these cats are a threat to wildlife.

We've even found a magical French farmhouse replica in California surrounded by a wildlife preserve that transports your senses to the French countryside.

Guess what — you probably contributed to their being euthanized by a wildlife manager who lamented that sloppy guides like you didn't care enough about wildlife to secure your food.

And I think because I'm in Southern CA, but in an area by a wildlife park, the rats are in the sewer system.

Detailing more of the Lowlands area within Kyrat, you'll find lush wetland marshes and hilltops all of which are accompanied by wildlife from elephants, rhinos, bears and more.

The full report, prepared by wildlife ecologist Dr Dror Ben - Ami, also includes material on contamination of kangaroo meat and sustainability issues.

It's a similarly brutish thing to watch, maybe more so, because quarterbacks are not even nominally protected by a wildlife commission.

But it will recur again and again, with condors and other species, simply because there is so much poison scattered on the land that it can not be avoided by wildlife.

I am strongly influenced by the wildlife illustrator Charlie Harper and the jeweller Barbara Christie.»

These core areas emphasize responding and providing support in times of emergency, nursing animals back to health, returning animals back to their environments or providing a home for those that are deemed non-releasable by wildlife officials.

They break up into tiny microplastics that end up in the ocean and consumed by wildlife, often causing death and otherwise bonding with toxic pesticides and pollutants that move up the food chain and into our seafood.

«Buddy» was the nickname given by wildlife biologist Amanda Shufelberger, who works for Sierra Pacific Industries, a lumber company.

No sure mortality estimates exist for the practice, but a report (pdf) issued by the wildlife trade — monitoring organization TRAFFIC estimates that 30 to 55 percent of all birds that enter the wildlife trade do not survive.