- Overexploitation, also
called overharvesting,
refers to
harvesting a
renewable resource to the
point of
diminishing returns.
Continued overexploitation...
- the
decline in the
availability of the tree (as the
result of
being overharvested for lumber), it was
increasingly made with
vegetable oils, such as coconut...
- fish are
harvested in
Cambodia every year, with
spawning fish
being overharvested.
Fragmentation caused by dams
increasingly poses threats to
larval fish...
- an
important source of
chewing gum.
Jelutong has been
traditionally overharvested, and is a
threatened species in many areas. It is a
protected species...
- for
successful hunts. In myths, she
killed people who
overhunted or
overharvested the forest’s resources. Bosomtwe, god of
fishing and sailors. Arawn...
- is
locally called mali****. Its most po****r
endemic species is the
overharvested Sardinella tawilis, a
freshwater sardine. The two
other endemic fish...
- Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and
southern Kazakhstan.
Allium pskemense has been
overharvested for its
traditional uses in food and medicine,
though there are some...
-
environmental scientists can
observe whether certain species are
being overharvested to the
point of extinction. Additionally,
remote sensing allows for...
- people.
Because of its use in
traditional medicine, C.
wightii has been
overharvested, and has
become so
scarce in its two
habitats in India—Gujarat and Rajasthan—that...
- it was not
sought much by hunters. However, the eggs may have been
overharvested, and it may have been
subject to
depredations by the
feather trade in...
