Ecological receptors of concern definition

Ecological receptors of concern means specific ecological communities, populations, or individual organisms protected by federal, State, or local laws and regulations or those local populations which provide important natural or economic resources, functions, and values.

Examples of Ecological receptors of concern in a sentence

  • Ecological receptors of concern at shooting ranges include invertebrates, fish, mammals, and birds.

  • Ecological receptors of concern that are potentially present at the site include aquatic wildlife (birds and mammals), and aquatic/benthic organisms (fish, invertebrates, and plankton).

  • Ecological receptors of concern at shooting ranges that includes mammals, fish, and birds will be protected.

  • Ecological receptors of concern identified for Area II include terrestrial plants and invertebrates, birds (represented by a robin and hawk), and mammals (represented by a shrew, rabbit, and fox).

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