Conservation Biology Concepts

noun a site where evidence of past events or actions can be observed or studied

• The paleontologists discovered a new dinosaur tracksite in the desert.
• Hey, did you hear about the cool tracksite they found out in the desert?
• That tracksite is lit, we should check it out sometime.
• Her mind was like a busy tracksite, full of different thoughts and ideas.

noun A wildlife corridor is a strip of land that connects two or more larger areas of wildlife habitat.

• The government is considering establishing a wildlife corridor to protect the migration routes of various animal species.
• They're talking about creating a wildlife corridor to help animals move around more freely.
• Yo, they're gonna build a nature highway for the animals to cruise through, man.
• The wildlife corridor acts as a vital lifeline for the animals, connecting different habitats like a natural bridge.

noun the branch of entomology that deals with the scientific study of ants

• Myrmecology is the scientific study of ants and their behavior.
• I find myrmecology fascinating because ants are such interesting creatures.
• I'm totally into myrmecology, it's like studying the secret lives of ants.
• Exploring myrmecology is like delving into a miniature world full of complex societies and interactions.