Significados de critical habitat en inglés

However, the judge denied conservationists' demands for additional critical habitat in Oregon and Washington state.

Estuaries contain sediment repositories of Hg and are also critical habitat for marine fish and shellfish species consumed by humans.

A federal judge in 2010 sided with conservationists and ordered the agency to reassess and potentially expand critical habitat acreage in those states.

While the liberal justices appeared sympathetic to the government's defense of the critical habitat designation, the conservatives seemed to lean toward the property owners.

Fish and Wildlife Service decision to include private land where the frog does not currently live as critical habitat, putting limits on future development opportunities.

This project would generate valuable emissions credits that would be purchased by the corporations, protecting this critical habitat from being converted into palm oil plantations.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Kangaroo Island's glossy black-cockatoo were endangered before the bushfires, and conservations fear extensive areas of its critical habitat have now been burned.

Since 2004, the Angeles National Forest has banned climbing at Williamson Rock due to conflicts with critical habitat of the endangered Mountain Yellow Legged Frog.

Toxic sunscreen chemicals have been found throughout Palau's critical habitats and in the tissues of our most famous creatures.

Critical habitat is defined as an area essential to the conservation of a species that may require special management or protection.

About 6,000 Louisiana National Guard troops were mobilized to help remove the oil and protect critical habitats.

Headwaters account for a high proportion of total freshwater stream-channel length in a drainage basin and are critical habitats for rare, endangered, and specialized species.