Examples of IUCN Red List status in a sentence
This would include, in particular: migratory and endemic species (including any applicable conservation or protection status, and IUCN Red List status), economically or culturally important species, and others which play important ecological functions as food sources or sustainers of the habitat of identified key species.
For each species or population with a recommendation, background information (distribution, IUCN Red List status and factors causing loss or decline/major threats) was gathered to provide context for the recommendations.
IUCN Red List status of European bees (left) and bumblebees - the best studied group of bees (right) Compiled by the IUCN in 2014, this first-ever assessment of all European bee species showed that 4 % out of 1 942 species are threatened with extinction.
Projected impact for the 2017-2020 quadrenniumBy the end of 2020, we will make a revision of current IUCN Red List status of goose species of concern in Europe.
In addition to determining the relative abundance of each bird species of the project impact sites the 2016 IUCN Red List status of birds was used to determine the current threat status of birds of the study area.
It is the only Asian large mammal species in recent history whose IUCN Red List status has actually been down listed from Endangered to Vulnerable.
Parties to take note of the IUCN Red List status of cetacean species following the 2018-2021 assessments as well as of the changes occurred since the previous assessments: 1 These classifications are provisional as the assessments are under review by IUCN and the IUCN SSC Cetacean Specialist Group.
We integrated the results of the ecological risk assessment, population growth curve inflection point, and the IUCN Red List status.
IUCN Red List status: LRlc.Shamel (1931) described an adult male from Kingston, Providencialis (sic), collected from a cave on 23 July 1930, as a new subspecies, Macrotus waterhousii heberfolium.
IUCN Red List status of European butterflies (left) and their population trends (right) 2.2. Pollinator decline at naotni al, regional and local levelOnly grassland butterflies are systematically monitored at national or regional level in the E The European Butterfly Monitoring Sc1h4 ebmrinegs together data from national and regional butterfly monitoring schemes in 15MeEmUber State15s.