Sentences with phrase «wildlife managers do»
However, measuring this slowing in nature can require years» worth of data — a luxury that many fishery and wildlife managers don't have.
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Recommendations for rewilding To prevent the habituation that puts both coyotes and humans at risk, wildlife managers offer some recommendations: Do not leave garbage cans outside, and keep pet food — and pets — indoors at night.
Although there's little that scientists and wildlife managers working in Gorongosa can do to eliminate the threats that any one bird might face outside the protections of the park, the information they gather can be used to inform international agreements around the availability of toxins and other hazards.
The results suggest that wildlife managers should pay close attention to background species with limited habitat, particularly if their vegetation associations do not align closely with those of the umbrella species.
Despite its name, pseudo-rabies, also called «the mad itch,» is not related to rabies and does not infect humans, but to wild canines, including coyotes and foxes, the disease is fatal, so wildlife managers want to ensure that they eliminate as many hogs as possible.
«In addition to maintaining cats in an inhumane lifestyle, sacrificing local wildlife, and endangering the health and welfare of Albuquerque's citizens, TNR simply does not work,» says the letter from Grant Sizemore, Cats Indoors Program Manager for ABC.
«As the weather begins to turn chilly in North America, we welcome all travelers to come visit Belize where it's always warm and sunny,» said Larry France, marketing manager at Chabil Mar. «With beautiful offshore islands and a pristine mainland teeming with wildlife, there is truly something for everyone to do and see here in Belize.»
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.
A statement yesterday from Yegor Vereshchagin, wildlife conservation manager from Chukotka, Russia (Polar Bears Adjust to Climate Change, 20 February 2018) confirms that Chukchi Sea polar bears are currently doing extremely well.