Significats de protect wildlife en anglès

It's proposed not only to protect wildlife but the people as well.

He also campaigned for the need to protect wildlife and strongly opposed over-development by humans.

Dark sky places are designed to preserve dark places, usually for stargazing and to protect wildlife.

Mogakane, who has two young sons, said the Black Mambas wanted to protect wildlife for future generations.

The conservation charity said intervention is needed to prompt the Government to protect wildlife habitats from the fires.

Harry and his brother Prince William have travelled throughout Africa and are involved in efforts to protect wildlife there.

So, to protect wildlife and the environment why not substitute iron, steel or some composite material for lead when making shot?

The Heritage Council has announced a €1 million scheme aimed at enabling community groups to protect wildlife in their areas.

Irish Farming and Wildlife, edited by John Murphy of BirdWatch Ireland, aims to help farmers conserve and protect wildlife on their property.

The proposal would also see dogs banned from parts of the regional parks at Muriwai, Whatipu and Long Bay to protect wildlife.

Work to prevent further coastal erosion and protect wildlife habitats in Dungarvan should get under way this year, Waterford County Council said yesterday.

She will use the money to work with the government to establish conservation areas and to advocate for tougher laws to protect wildlife.

The country has surpassed Brazil in clearing tropical forests and losses are accelerating despite a 2011 moratorium meant to protect wildlife and combat climate change.

Labor's environment spokeswoman, Terri Butler, said the prime minister, Scott Morrison, should explain why Australia would not commit to a stronger effort to protect wildlife.

Meanwhile, as Snowdon reopened, Snowdonia National Park ran a social media campaign to make visitors aware of how to keep themselves safe and protect wildlife.

This situation is compounded by compliant politicians and policymakers who fall prey to lobbying pressure and then refuse to implement science-driven policy to protect wildlife.