Übersetzung für "Bedrohter arten" in Englisch

In France, among the 4 LIFE-Nature projects selected this year, 2 are targeting the conservation of threatened species.

SEPA works continuously with programmes to protect endangered species and habitats.

Section 47 prohibits the destruction or deterioration of habitats of endangered species.

Our main concern is nature conservation and the preservation of threatened species such as the manatee.

We are supporting several outstanding projects to protect endangered species.

Icarus will thus significantly improve the protection of endangered species.

This animal sanctuary on the West Coast of Sweden specialises in the preservation of endangered species.

Visit Bioparc Fuengirola, created to protect endangered wildlife.

The conservation of endangered species in an intact habitat appears no longer required.

Particular interest is directed towards national and international protection of endangered species and the neozoa problem.

We must be ambitious and demand the protection of all species threatened with extinction.

Coming up next, we're gonna drop some nepalm on an unsuspecting family of bevers. And also try the numbers of some endangered species.

The new programme will address threats to the survival of many endangered species and habitats.

Since 1991, high-quality ecological compensation areas have been established in three intensively used arable regions to promote threatened species.

The ministry is an advocate for expanding wilderness habitat and protecting vulnerable species in Germany.

He has also written various articles and books about botany, conservation and rescue of endangered species.

Pro Natura is an organisation in Switzerland that promotes long-term conservation of threatened species and their habitats.

Still today, AGA is characterized by its tireless dedication to the protection of endangered species.

The conservation of rare and endangered species is indeed one of the main aims of Les Mamelles park.

Animals in particular are very sensitive to disruptions, which could pose a threat to endangered species.

Banning such nets is fundamental, both for the sake of conservation of resources and the protection of endangered species.

I recognise the importance of preserving endangered species to the safeguarding of the planet's biodiversity and ecological balance, and I acknowledge that sustainable development presupposes the reasonable use of natural resources without impeding activities that are necessary for development.

By clearing tropical forests, we are reducing the biodiversity in the areas concerned and contributing to the extinction of a long list of endangered species.

The common position we are now discussing demonstrates Europe's wish to step up its protection of endangered species by controlling trade in them.

In particular, my report calls for a pilot project and associated research to investigate whether the Norwegian system of banning all discards could assist in preserving stocks of one or more particularly at-risk species.

We know that, beside the destruction of their habitats, international trade is the greatest threat to the survival of many endangered species.

The density of the environmental pressures, the presence of sensitive species in the strait, the political sensitivity of the area and the risk of further, similar accidents in the future all underline the need to assess the situation in a more comprehensive manner.