Sentences with phrase «native animals in the area»

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In a few areas natural ecosystems with their native animals are protected.
I rather help the native animals they are killing in my area then an invasive species.
What we do not hear about is the ignoring of a greater problem caused by feral cats throughout Central Florida and far beyond — that is, the nearly total decimation in some areas of Florida native species of animals caused by feral cats as they hunt for food.
The assumption that cats eat five native animals each night may hold true in northern Australia where European rabbits are largely absent, but it won't always stand up in the southern half of the continent where rabbits form a staple part of cats» diets in many areas.
Founded in 2009 by native Houstonian and animal lover, Carroll Robertson Ray, Meadowlake is conveniently located to Downtown Houston, the Med Center, Pearland and Friendswood areas.
Wallaby Creek is one of the most diverse wildlife areas in Australia with 65 species of native animals (some threatened) identified as well as over 200 bird species.
The removal of rodents and feral cats will allow these precious animals and other native species, such as the Floreana Mockingbird and the Vermilion Flycatcher, to be reintroduced to their historical home island where they can roam free, while species currently present, like the Galapagos Petrel, will be able to thrive without the need for annual control of rats and cats in their nesting area.
The large lounge / dining area has sweeping sea and bushland views surrounded by areas abounding in birds and native animals.
Tour operators introduce you to the hilltop islands and describe the wild animals native to the area such as the four different species of monkeys in Panama.
Environmentalists are also worried about the impact to nesting animals and native habitat in the area, as well as the water supply.
(Nitrogen is a big problem in native plant areas because it's one of the limiting nutrients, and when it's supplied whether by fertilizer or grazing animals or rainfall, that tips the balance toward European and Asian annual grasses that are very shallow - rooted — they steal every drop of rain that falls, and then burn by midsummer when the N. American native perennials are just setting seed; after a few years the deep - rooted perennials are gone; after a few more years so is the topsoil).
1888 Extremely dry in Victoria (northern areas and Gippsland); Tasmania (1887 — 89 in the south); New South Wales had the driest year since records began; Queensland (1888 — 89) had a very severe drought, with much native scrub dying and native animals perishing; South Australia had one of its most severe droughts; and Western Australia (central agricultural areas) lost many sheep.
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We can start with always embedding the history of our local area in our discussions of the community, planting the native foods and medicines in the playground, using the traditional words for local animals and places.
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