Sentences with phrase «local seabirds»

This leaves local seabirds — which are threatened due to pollution and diminished coastal fish populations — and the already - endangered island fox.

The home and nesting place for tens of thousands of local seabirds and a favorite snorkling spot.

In 2015 Schwindt went on a research trip to the Shetland Islands, where she talked to a birdwatcher who monitored the local seabird population for oil contamination.

Not exact matches

The resulting data is used to compare relative abundance of seabirds over time — to help us understand populations within the sanctuary and their possible impacts on local ecosystems and as a barometer for other changes in the environment.

Local adaptation of an ectoparasite Ixodes uriae to its seabird host.

In addition, local chapters of the Audubon Society occasionally sponsor boats trips around the islands to view seabirds.

Taking just one hour, experience dolphins up close and at play, observe a variety of seabirds at work, cruise Nepean Bay and meet the local marine wildlife in their natural environment.

Upon request, Artisans of Leisure can arrange additional activities such as playing golf, biking through the vineyards, visiting a colony of gannet seabirds, a tour of the Cape Kidnappers sheep and cattle ranch, fly fishing on local streams and visiting a kiwi habitat in search of New Zealand's famous flightless birds.

Go kayaking or stand up paddle boarding — you're bound to see some of the local wildlife, whether it's a turtle coming up for air or one of the seabirds gliding overhead.

In some cases, global warming as a consequence of the build - up of carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere because of fossil fuel burning has altered the water chemistry and local climate and food supplies for seabird colonies.