Translation of "Nutzungsdruck" in English

There are still threats to, and considerable pressures on, water in Europe.

At the same time, it is under huge pressure from exploitation.

The pressure on land and natural resources is increasing worldwide.

Poverty and growing populations in developing countries increase the impact.

The income of the families will increase as a consequence and the pressure on the mangrove forests will decrease.

Recreational areas are rare on the ground and subject to high-pressure use.

Measures contribute to food security and energy supply and reduce pressure on the forest, protecting the geo-ecological functions and biodiversity of the forest.

Ecosystems are frequently subject to strong (local) utilization pressure for instance due to intensive agriculture.

The North and Baltic Sea face environmental changes resulting from climate change, increasing utilization pressure as well as changes in the catchment area.

In South Africa and Australia, two of the three centers of species diversity, the natural habitats of these plants are undergoing a high degree of pressure from human activities.

It is widely perceived that the high exploitation pressure on commercially important fish stocks has more widespread effects, leading to diminished food webs of decreased complexity and, generally speaking, less "biodiverse" ecosystems.

The protection of natural areas, both on land and at sea, and the bio-diversity they support requires that we manage the different pressures for their development and use.

Five stations and four field huts (operated by Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, Russia, and Uruguay) located on an area of about 30 km2, in addition to a number of other human activities, exert high pressure on the region.

In Iran, the project supports adaptation strategies and sustainable land use in river and nature conservation areas in which the pressure on land use is increasing due to climate change.

For many years now, mounting land-use pressure, driven particularly by the expansion of farming and by logging for charcoal production, has caused resource scarcity and is thus curtailing the services provided by this ecosystem to the people who live in it.

Many other uses such as sand and gravel mining, gas extraction, laying of undersea pipelines and cables, research and military exercises as well as the very rapidly growing wind energy at sea have been added over the years, and are generating a constantly growing pressure.

Utilisation pressures are intensifying competition for farmland and increasingly fuelling conflicts over water and land resources.

Beyond just the basics of pressure and demand management, our software can help you analyze every aspect of their system, finding hidden problems (and not-so-hidden problems) and determining the best designs to fix them.

Diverse interests collide here and lead to greater ecosystem pressure than in the open oceans or on the mainland.

In the east of Chad in particular, the influx of returnees from Libya and refugees from Sudan is only adding to this pressure.

The goal is to reduce pressure of human use on natural forests and also to improve the quality of life in rural areas.

The project sets out to involve the people in environmentally sound, economically sustainable resource management, and to help develop a technically competent and sustainably financed administration which is equipped for and open to dialogue. This serves to boost acceptance of protected areas and reduce the pressures placed on them.

The quest for continuous renewal and improvement is a driver towards a thriving development, as well as land use impact, displacement and “constructive destruction” with all the side effects.

Measures involving agroforestry and communal forests create additional income for the population and reduce the pressure on land in the national park.

The so-called "Mattersburg Manifesto" was not only an important answer to the pressure put on the region by the departments of housing development, agriculture and tourism, but it clearly signalled the necessity to manage the national park in co-operation with the Hungarian authorities.