Sentences with phrase «wildlife activities in»

Dhikala, is the nerve center of wildlife activities in the Corbett National Park.

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Residents of Alaska's capital city boast about the local scenery, abundant wildlife and endless outdoor activities, but there's a price to pay for the breathtaking beauty — it's estimated that the cost of living in Juneau is 30 percent more expensive than the average U.S. city.

«If you can join up to your local wildlife trust or your local A Rocha group, or take part in local campaigns or activities, or write to government... all those things can practically make a difference.

Motorized vehicles (including ATVs) and dogs are not allowed on the property, in order to encourage wildlife to continue to return after the restoration activities.

In an effort to help children observe and learn about the habitats and wildlife at our wildlife sanctuaries and have fun at the same time, we offer several activities to use during, before, or after your outdoor adventure.

«Teen Camp emphasizes the development of leadership skills and the campers plan their own activities, which might include visiting different neighborhoods in the city or outdoor education in forest or wildlife preserves,» says program executive Jill Kawulok.

You'll find plenty to do on your visit, from drop - in activities to our native wildlife and trails.

The live groundhog forecast will begin at 10 am, followed by winter activities such as meeting our resident wildlife, exploring our wilderness trails, and learning how to identify animal tracks in the snow.

Some activities may feature a «100» theme, since Mass Audubon, which opened its first wildlife sanctuary in 1916, is celebrating «100 Years of Sanctuaries» this year.

At wildlife sanctuaries stretching from Cape Cod to the Berkshires, Mass Audubon offers members and the general public an array of programs and activities, including classes in nature - based education, guided field trips, and other opportunities to enjoy the outdoors in every season.

After the mid-morning festivities, attendees enjoyed family - friendly nature activities such as meeting Drumlin Farm's resident wildlife; exploring the sanctuary's network of trails; and learning how to identify animal tracks in the snow.

Chicago is a major entryway and one of the largest ports in the country, thus a possible entry point for illegal wildlife - related activities.

«Enjoying game is just one of the benefits of sustainable shooting activities — the tradition also aids the rural economy and the environment, in particular wildlife and habitat conservation.»

This week, in a move that typifies the administration's recent approach, the state appealed an appellate court ruling that Indian Point is grandfathered into the state's Coastal Management Plan, which protects the wildlife habitat and recreational activities on the river.

Late last year, the state lost one of its bargaining chips in the attempt to shut down Indian Point, when an appellate court ruled the plant is grandfathered in under the state's Coastal Management Plan, which protects wildlife habitat as well as recreational activities on the Hudson River.

One success story in this regard is the development of Peace Parks — cross-border wildlife reserves that allow for shared expertise in biodiversity, monitoring natural routes of wildlife migration and fighting illegal poaching, and training staff, among other joint activities.

Space - related activities and wildlife can co-exist, and have done so in Florida for 50 years.

The environmental impact assessment states that while construction activities may temporarily displace wildlife, ``... it is expected that wildlife species would move to suitable habitat in the vicinity and would not be significantly impacted by short - term construction activities.»

Along with his colleagues, he used the new technology of «biologgers» (miniature sensors attached to computer chips and implanted into the aardvarks by wildlife veterinarians), to study the activity patterns and body temperatures of aardvarks living in the Kalahari.

He added: «Our research has the potential to improve the way we manage conflicts between wildlife conservation and agricultural activities — not just involving large grazing bird species — but perhaps lions which prey on livestock in rural Africa, or hen harriers feeding on economically valuable grouse in the UK.»

Losey and his colleague Mace Vaughan of the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation undertook the task of estimating the monetary value of insect activity in the U.S. Confining themselves to four activities that could be rigorously calculated — processing cattle dung, controlling pests, pollinating plants and serving as food for wildlife — the scientists derived conservative figures for the value of these services.

In the first study of its kind Benjamin, who completed his PhD at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at Kent, monitored wildlife acoustic activity in Singapore before, during and after the major forest fires that hit the region in 201In the first study of its kind Benjamin, who completed his PhD at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at Kent, monitored wildlife acoustic activity in Singapore before, during and after the major forest fires that hit the region in 201in Singapore before, during and after the major forest fires that hit the region in 201in 2015.

A new global analysis of forest habitat loss and wildlife extinction risk published July 19 in the journal Nature shows that species most at risk live in areas just beginning to see the impacts of human activities such as hunting, mining, logging and ranching.

Endocrine disrupters, which are found in almost 25 percent of our streams, rivers and lakes, can disrupt the normal functions of the endocrine system by mimicking or blocking the activities of hormones in wildlife leading to impaired development.

A financial instrument designed to offset activities that may damage wildlife in particularly fragile areas, such as rainforests.

Amélie works in the realm of marine and coastal ecology and conservation and her research interests include the use of spatial tools (GIS, spatio - temporal analyses, bio-logging, habitat mapping) to understand and mitigate impacts of anthropogenic activities and changes on wildlife and natural values.

It undertakes practical conservation projects, surveys and scientific studies, conducts annual monitoring of seabird populations, rescues wildlife in trouble, publishes guides and information on many aspects of the Falkland Islands environment, and involves islanders of all ages in its activities, including running a WATCH group for children.

There are a host of other chemicals in sunscreen that are potentially toxic to coral reefs, some of which — including methoxycinnamate and camphors — are on the International Chemical Secretariat's SIN (Substitute it Now) list based on their activity as endocrine disruptors to humans and wildlife.

You and your date could be having a «whole l'otter fun» at one of the most popular wildlife parks in the UK and with many animals to see and various activities to get involved in.

You can also hunt wildlife and canvas for all manner of collectible macguffins, and all of these activities earn you additional experience points and «salvage,» a nebulous blanket resource that represents useful things you find in crate deposits or off of felled enemies.

Students will take part in a range of outdoor activities and using binoculars, hides and viewing areas will be able to view and identify the wildlife that live at the reserve, study the life cycle of plants, learn how to identify and collect mini-beasts amongst much more.

There are three different comprehension booklets for each season, covering what happens in that season, what activities you can do in it and what happens to the wildlife.

Winter activities Winter animals and wildlife PDF file format and editable Microsoft word format included in the price.

In this activity students are introduced to climate change and its effects on the wildlife of the Galapagos archipelago, including the marine iguana.

Members of The Ecology Consultancy's team of expert ecologists visit local primary schools to deliver wildlife themed, classroom based workshops to educate pupils about how the development is being carried out in a way that protects local wildlife and in conjunction with members of the developer's project team they also provide a broader view of the project's environmental activities.

Schools across the nation have been taking part in a special activity to find out a little more about the wildlife on their doorstep.

In this activity, students simulate the effect that managed wildlife preserves have on endangered species.

With 96 activities in our PreK - 8 Activity Guide and dozens more in our early childhood guide and high school modules, there is an activity for just about any environmental topic, from trees and forests to water, waste, climate change, wildlife, and muActivity Guide and dozens more in our early childhood guide and high school modules, there is an activity for just about any environmental topic, from trees and forests to water, waste, climate change, wildlife, and muactivity for just about any environmental topic, from trees and forests to water, waste, climate change, wildlife, and much more.

All our conservation programs and activities work toward the following goals: Protected high conservation value marine and coastal areas, low - impact sustainable fisheries, reduced negative impacts and risks of shipping, doubling of the wild tiger populations of Nepal, responsible development solutions that conserve wildlife, community - level habitat - friendly renewable energy, land - use management to support a low - carbon economy, and one in 10 Canadians caring for nature.

The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC was established in 1979 to rehabilitate wildlife affected by human activity and provide education to the public on co-existing with urban wildlife.

We all know that the real danger to wildlife is from human activity in the form of destructive unchecked development and resulting loss of habitat, road kill, environmental toxins and misguided government programs.

A 2011 report done by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service states that South Carolina wildlife watchers spent $ 467 million on wildlife - watching activities with over 536,000 people observing birds around the home and on trips in the state.

Events will include adoption events, low cost & free spay / neuter events, R.E.A.D. dog programs in libraries, dog training classes, scores of blessings for the animals, youth activities for the animals, 5k's, special promos for homeless animals, feral cat workshops, horse events, pet food donations, farm animal sanctuary events, wildlife camps, bird tours / activities, educational / meet caretakers presentations, donation drives, and therapy animals visiting schools, children's hospitals and living - assisted homes.

Tufts Wildlife specialists advance knowledge in the fields of wildlife and conservation medicine through high quality research activities with the goal of improving the well - being of wildlife individuals and populations.

In addition to providing medical care for injured and orphaned wildlife with the intent of releasing them back to the wild, Project Wildlife is committed to educating others about how human activities impact wild animals.

About Channel - The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC was established in 1979 to rehabilitate wildlife affected by human activity and provide education to the public on co-existing with urban wildlife.

Some veterinarians also work in zoologic medicine, aquatic animal medicine, aerospace medicine (shuttle astronauts), animal shelter medicine, sports medicine (race horses, greyhounds), animal - assisted activity and therapy programs, and wildlife medicine also employ veterinarians.

In a 2011 paper published in the Journal of Wildlife Management, Jeff Horn and his co-authors estimate the home range of owned and unowned cats, arguing that «greater activity levels and ranging behavior suggest unowned cats have a greater potential impact on wildlife than do owned cats.&raquIn a 2011 paper published in the Journal of Wildlife Management, Jeff Horn and his co-authors estimate the home range of owned and unowned cats, arguing that «greater activity levels and ranging behavior suggest unowned cats have a greater potential impact on wildlife than do owned cats.&raquin the Journal of Wildlife Management, Jeff Horn and his co-authors estimate the home range of owned and unowned cats, arguing that «greater activity levels and ranging behavior suggest unowned cats have a greater potential impact on wildlife than do owned cats.»

Founded in 2004, the Center for Wildlife Health Research has as its mission to reduce negative impacts of human activities on wildlife.

His passion for animals and wildlife was reflected in both his work and his leisure activities.