Ecologist in a sentence

In this, if the ecologist parties benefited from the electoral decline of the PS in the beginning of the 1990s, the Greens competed for the leadership of the French ecologist movement.

An ecologist has blamed delays in planting landslide-mitigating trees above the Rest and Be Thankful, on “institutional inertia”.

ANU ecologist Dr Kara Youngentob has spent two decades studying gliders, which she says are now “functionally extinct” in many locations, meaning the population is not robust enough to sustain itself into the future.

A South African National Parks’ ecologist, Dr Sam Ferreira, said snares were placed in hotspot areas.

Before ranchers and oil companies arrived, the Permian was part of the largest contiguous prairie in North America, full of shrubs and shortgrass and teeming with ground-dwelling birds, as Barrett, an ecologist by training, explains.

But Dr Simon Jeffery, a soil ecologist at Harper Adams University, said farmers should be paid for adopting general sustainable practices rather than meeting specific metrics.

Donna Crossland, who's a forest ecologist, talks about Hemlock Wooly Adelgid - or HWA - being discovered in Bedford, NS.

Mark is an ornithologist and ecologist who is in great demand as a speaker.

One reply came from a long-term Argyll resident, Nikki Dayton-Gelati, a professional ecologist who has spent 30 years monitoring habitats in Scotland, and now runs a tourism business employing three people in Southend.

The only place in the state where they don't reside is around the Okefenokee Swamp, said Lawrence A. Wilson, an ecologist and herpetologist at Emory University and one of the study authors.

These “dampen the impact of extreme weather events, be it high temperature, extreme drought, extreme precipitation,” wrote Jonas Lembrechts, an ecologist at the University of Antwerp, in an email.

Threatened species ecologist Tyson Bessell says it’s a complicated business attempting to unravel the secrets of an animal while simultaneously trying to save it from extinction.

But then she realised that as an ecologist she had long studied the “economy of nature”, how energy and resources are distributed between living beings.

Dr. Williams, the lead author, is an ecologist with the United States Department of Agriculture in Urbana, Illinois.

Ecologist and postdoctoral researcher Mansi Mungee, and her assistant, Bicki, seem to have found the secret to happiness, which consists in living in the Eastern Himalayan forest, studying the behavior of the moths.

Ecologist Hugh Pitty can talk rubbish for hours - how to reduce it and how to turn it into a resource.

Ecologist Thomas Crowther’s research inspired countless tree-planting campaigns, greenwashing, and attacks from scientists.

Gordon Haycock, Secretary of Wharfedale Naturalists Society and professional ecologist said: "A much-loved mature oak tree in a historic park is to be lost to allow the positioning of a crane to construct a costly and unnecessary temporary footbridge.

John Gould, an ecologist at the University of Newcastle conducting postdoctoral research on the declining population of green and golden bell frogs, raced toward the chilling sounds.

Local ecologist Chris Formaggia, who monitors birds visiting the orchard, suggested the felling of the trees was irreversible.