Sentences with phrase «endangered bat»
The phrase "endangered bat" means that a type of bat is at serious risk of dying out or becoming extinct. Full definition
The ridge is home to three endangered bird species and a type of endangered bat.
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«[T] hat another federally endangered bat species, the gray bat, has been confirmed with white - nose syndrome is devastating for anyone who cares about bats and the benefits they provide to people,» U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe said in a prepared statement.
A former U.S. military training site in Okinawa Prefecture provided a precious refuge for a critically endangered bat unseen on the prefecture's main island for 22 years.
Consider just one example: the hundreds of thousands of rare birds and endangered bats slaughtered in the US every year by the wind farms that Hillary Clinton applauds (and will no doubt go on subsidising) and that Donald Trump loathes (and will no doubt starve of subsidies and cause to become as extinct as the Dodo).
Research suggests Hawaii's five major wind turbine farms are killing endangered bats about -LSB-...]
Some of the numerous questions raised by local citizens over the years include whether trees were improperly cleared, whether the plant encroached upon the habitat of an endangered bat and whether it destroyed wetlands.
An endangered bat species with a UK population of less than 1,000 could be further threatened by the effects of global warming, according to a new study led by the University of Southampton.
Russell said the results of this study suggest that the current legal protection of these endangered bats may be inadequate or at least misdirected.
The group had referenced the Environmental Review Tribunal decisions from the White Pines appeal (Hirsch vs. the MOECC) and Ostrander Point in its filing with the MOECC, saying that the new understanding about the endangered bats was that there are so few of the animals left that any deaths will result in serious and irreversible harm.