Overutilization definition
Examples of Overutilization in a sentence
Overutilization of rangeland by livestock, to a degree that residual cover remaining in the spring is inadequate to support nesting activities, is considered detrimental to LEPC populations because grass height is reduced below that necessary to provide concealment of the hen and her nest and desirable food plants are diminished.
THREATS 15 Loss, Destruction, Modification, or Fragmentation of Habitat 15 Water Quality and Loss of Water Resources 15 Runoff and Erosion 16 Overutilization for Commercial, Recreational, Scientific, or Educational Purposes 16 Collection 16 Other Natural or Manmade Factors Affecting its Continued Existence 16 Climate Change 17 Floods 17 Presence of Host Fish for Texas Hornshell 17 Competition from Exotic Species 17 Manmade Dispersal Barriers 18 VII.
Such pro rata share shall be based on the Participant's relative premium contribution to the Consortium as a percentage of the aggregate premium contributions to the Consortium during the period of participation.
Overutilization of native grasses (i.e., excessive or intensive grazing without sufficient recovery periods) reduces competition from grasses and could lead an increase of woody vegetation that would be detrimental to TKR habitat (▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al.
Contractor shall establish a relationship and communication channels with Department’s utilization management (UM) vendor to leverage Member programs and services, such the Nurse Advice Line and the Client Overutilization Program (COUP).