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Meanings of native wildlife in English

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Usage of native wildlife in English
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Urban conservation represents a great opportunity, both for people and native wildlife.
The Guardian
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We don't know what impact this might have on our native wildlife.
The Guardian
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Even a solitary gum tree can be a lifeline for native wildlife.
The Guardian
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Dense plantations of non-native conifers are not ideal habitats for our native wildlife.
The Guardian
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Does eradicating invasive predators actually make things worse for native wildlife?
Radio NZ
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Mr Seymour said ideally there would be a native wildlife sanctuary in every town.
Radio NZ
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Morgan Foundation spokesperson Geoff Simmons said cats kill birds, lizards and other native wildlife.
Radio NZ
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The strategy involved documenting the effects of climate change, pollution and fishing on native wildlife.
Reuters
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Stoats are attractive animals, but pose a major threat to native wildlife in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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She said stray cats caused of sorts of problems, such as impacting on native wildlife.
Radio NZ
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Stoats pose significant threats as predators of native wildlife.
Radio NZ
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But the toad is poisonous and kills native wildlife.
Reuters
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It is illegal to kill or possess native wildlife.
Radio NZ
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Agriculture and Food Minister Alannah MacTiernan has vowed to examine legal avenues surrounding native wildlife protection.
News.com.au
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Act MP David Seymour said ideally there would be a native wildlife sanctuary in every town.
Radio NZ
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Woodlands have increased, but mainly due to conifer plantations, which do not support much native wildlife.
The Guardian
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Native wildlife across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Rare