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Topics wildlife topics
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The area is notable for its scenery and wildlife.
The organization plays a principal role in wildlife conservation.
It's a wildlife sanctuary.
Tom donated his estate to create a wildlife sanctuary.
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The wildlife here is not like you're used to.
This nut from the Wildlife Federation ordered it.
The Wildlife Preservation Society is raising hell too.
Wildlife Preservation Society.
They're the only wildlife I get to see anymore. Me.
I'm all for saving wildlife, like the next fella but we gotta think about America's future.
As I'm sure you know, you cannot shoot most African wildlife.
I've had it. You stay and play with the wildlife.
And the kids wanted animals, so this year, each camper will stalk and kill his own bear in our private wildlife preserve.
They are wildlife too,in theirway, aren't they?
This is a wildlife preserve.
What better place to have a baby elephant than a wildlife preserve?
What better place to have a baby elephant than in a wildlife preserve?
We're gonna sneak in after it closes, we're gonna get a little high, and then we're gonna hang out with the wildlife. Huh? Huh?
He could lecture on wildlife and handle wild animals as never before.
Bats, woodworms, beetles, all sorts of wildlife.
Bring on your wildlife.
The survival of wildlife in Africa is of great concern to all people.
Of course, you want the money used for saving wildlife.
But the wildlife is also a treasure Africa cannot afford to lose.
The emir permits your wildlife to enter his territory for water during the dry season.
For he whose interest is the wildlife.
You see, my husband and I are on an animal-purchasing expedition for the Mid-Continent Wildlife Federation.
Mid-Continent Wildlife?
Hedley, let's radio the Minister of Wildlife and Natural Resources.
No, no, she'd learn a lot about African wildlife with Wameru, a lot more than she would on any African safari.
You haven't said a word about guns or wildlife and you're not the first scientist to ask me about the Nandos.
Wildlife.
We've already investigated the wildlife preserves and the circuses and none report any missing tigers or panthers, so what or who is the cause of these deaths?
When I want wildlife, I want wild life. Not wildlife.
They're the only wildlife I get to see anymore.
All the wildlife's fed, the cats, the guinea pigs, the goldfish, the stick insects.
Wildlife has taken over.
What do you think this is, The Wonderful World of Wildlife?
Go take some wildlife pictures or something.
Drilling in Arctic national wildlife refuge. bad.
When you were at the site, did you notice any wildlife in the area?
News and current affairs
But, as high-definition images of oil spewing from the bottom of the ocean are matched up with those of blackened coastline and devastated wildlife, a very different story could emerge.
The basis for this claim was a single report from the World Wildlife Fund that itself cited only one study, which didn't even look at climate change, but rather at the impact of human activities like logging and burning.
The notion of sustainability asserts that natural capital, such as forests, wildlife, and other natural resources cannot be substituted by manmade capital.
The World Wildlife Fund declared in 2004 that polar bears would go extinct by the end of the century, and that the calamity would start in Hudson Bay, where they would stop reproducing by 2012.
To be sure, monarchs - and especially their spouses, heirs, and relations - often carve out niches for themselves, from wildlife protection to sports and charities.
It is one of the richest continents on the planet, endowed with oil, precious stones, forests, water, wildlife, soil, land, agricultural products, and millions of women and men.
Other reports have mentioned wildlife that escaped the destruction, as some sort of instinct seemed to tell them to seek higher ground prior to the arrival of the tsunami waves.
Wildlife may fare better than the physical environment.
Political climate change has also been brought about by people like Jerome Ringo, the president of the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), whose 4.5 million members make it one of the largest environmental organizations.
Paradoxically, while wars are environmentally destructive, former military zones, both within and between countries, often become wildlife refuges where endangered plant and animal species thrive.
This could have led to up to 20 million additional cases of skin cancer and 130 million more cases of eye cataracts, not to speak of damage to human immune systems, wildlife, and agriculture.
With scores of companies and municipalities signing up, and even the monarchies of Denmark and Sweden turning off the lights in their many palaces, the World Wildlife Fund quickly called it an amazing success.
These were added to a revised treaty in 1972 by a convention on seal protection, followed, in 1980, by a convention on wildlife preservation.
Latin America is blessed with more than its fair share of wildlife and lush forests.
A group called Defenders of Wildlife has been running an ad graphically highlighting Palin's support for shooting wolves from aircraft.
There are few reports on the effects of the accident on wild animals, but we know that in some radiation hot spots trees and wildlife died.
And, with the passage of time, the region's wildlife population continued to grow, as animals made use of what people had left behind.
To be sure, the fact that animals are thriving at Chernobyl does not mean that radiation is good for wildlife.
It may also be time we consider embracing high-tech - even genetically modified - agriculture to provide the food we need on smaller areas of land, leaving more space for wildlife.