Übersetzung für "Bush encroachment" in Deutsch

Polysarcus denticauda can tolerate extensive succession poorly (bush encroachment!

But it also loses its habitat by abandonment (bush encroachment).

Local risk factors can both be overgrazing and also too strong tree and bush encroachment in the habitats.

Heteropterus morpheus is threatened for example in Ticino by agricultural intensification (intense mowing) and increasing bush encroachment.

Steppe-like grasslands are one of the mnost endangered habitats in Europe (overbuilding, agricultural intensification, bush encroachment).

Otherwise, Zygaena angelicae is threatened by loss of suitable grasslands (bush encroachment, pine reforestation, overbuilding).

In wetlands Coenonympha hero is edangered by reed and bush encroachment, but also by intense mowing.

It is threatened by excessive cleaning of roofs and walls, as well as bush encroachment in rocky slopes.

Adscita notata is endangered due to habitat loss (overbuilding, bush encroachment, reforestation) and agricultural mismanagement of habitats (mowing too early and often, fertilization).

At the periphery (in the northwest: e.g. W-Germany, W-Switzerland) Ephippiger diurnus is heavily endangered by intensification (e.g. for vineyards), overbuilding and on the other hand by bush encroachment and reforestation after abandonment.

Archanara geminipuncta is in places at risk as mainly isolated reeds are increasingly harassed (conversion into corn fields, bush encroachment, mowing down directly to the waters edge, etc.).

In the inner-alpine dry valleys (Valais, Vinschgau) and probably also further to the south, Dysauxes punctata is endangered due to housing development, ever further extension of vineyards into the last natural zones, afforestation attempts and partly bush encroachment (e.g. Juniperus in Valais).

In Valais already many populations have been extirpated through the expansion of vineyards, others by reforestation and bush encroachment.

The latter is a solution which sees the animals through until the next rainy season and at the same time solves the problem of bush encroachment.

Spiris striata is endangered and rapidly declining in Central Europe due to general eutrophication, abandonment or reduction of grazing in juniper heathland or other grasslands, loss of habitat through reforestation, overbuilding, quarrying using modern methods and bush encroachment., Spiris striata is rapidly declining.

At lower altitudes, main threats are usually intensification (fertilization, frequent cuts), afforestation, bush encroachment or overbuilding of the habitats.

Bush encroachment (but also to radical removal of scrub in the course of maintenance measures) and general habitat loss due to overbuilding, reforestation or peat extraction threaten the last Central European populations.

Adscita globulariae is highly threatened by habitat loss (bush encroachment, abandonment of the transhumance, but also too intense grazing in pens, reforestation, overbuilding, felting).

Here Calliptamus italicus is endangered by the reduction and fragmentation of habitat area (land use for human vineyards, asparagus fields, settlements, etc., bush encroachment, reforestation).

Stenobothrus crassipes is endangered in most parts of its range because its habitat has been pushed back severely by bush encroachment after abandonment of grazing, direct afforestation or agricultural intensification.

But especially at low sites Antaxius difformis is certainly at leat locally threatened by bush encroachment or large-scale mining and sometimes even by overbuilding.

Watsonarctia deserta is threatened with extinction especially in the northern margins of its occurrence (viticulture, agriculture, overbuilding, bush encroachment, eutrophication).

Thalera fimbrialis is in decline since grasslands are still trivialized by eutrophication, tourism and bush encroachment.

Zerynthia polyxena is more and more endangered due to the loss of mesophilic, extensively managed open land and edges (intensification, overbuilding, bush encroachment, afforestation) and the few remaining wetlands, especially in the peripheral regions to the north (N-Italy, Austria) and the west (south of France).