biodiversity

Converse of object

• conserve: This will be a 25 year vision to conserve biodiversity for the people of Scotland.
• enhance: Developing school grounds provides an opportunity to enhance biodiversity on a local scale.
• preserve: The loss of species is of major concern to those committed to preserving biodiversity.
• threaten: However, due to human impacts, the rate of climate change is now thought to be too great and seriously threatens Biodiversity.
• protect: Let the fields of Gujarat become an opportunity for creating national policies and laws that protect biodiversity and farmers rights.
• restore: They have restored biodiversity at the former open cast coal mine at Bleak House.

Adjective modifier

• marine: During the second week, students are based on Praslin, where they study aspects of geology, marine biodiversity and ecotourism.
• agricultural: Higher biodiversity Maintaining agricultural biodiversity is vital to ensuring long-term food security.
• terrestrial: Terrestrial biodiversity is enhanced throughout the isle because of the influence of the sea.
• rich: The seas around northwest Europe support an exceptionally wide range of seabed habitats and rich biodiversity.

Preposition: on

• farmland: The Group was formed in April 2000 and is committed to maintaining and enhancing biodiversity on farmland in the North East.

Modifies a noun

• conservation: Biodiversity conservation should be integrated into all business management systems.
• hotspot: Madagascar is seen by many conservationists as the single most important biodiversity hotspot in the world.
• indicator: We are also playing a key role at a regional level, including coordinating work for the regional development agency on biodiversity indicators.
• loss: Measuring progress in halting biodiversity loss - Jun 02, 2006 The EEA launched its latest report on biodiversity on 30 May.
• informatic: GRID systems ) offer considerable promise for biodiversity informatics.
• action: Regional biodiversity action plans are being produced by a number of partnerships.

Preposition: of

• farmland: GRASSLAND AND ARABLE Issue: poor biodiversity of farmland Action: maintain and improve field boundaries especially hedgerows - where these occur.
• flora: Pesticides, of various types, have side effects on many non-target organisms which can reduce the biodiversity of soil flora and fauna.

Noun used with modifier

• farmland: English Nature fear more intensive weed control will simply make matters worse for farmland biodiversity, which are the most at risk.