habitat

Converse of object

• conserve: See, feed and learn about wetland birds, and help the WWT conserve wetland habitats.
• forage: Fragmentation of riparian woodland foraging habitat, loss of roost sites, poor water quality.

Preposition: for

• wildlife: It can also provide a valuable habitat for wildlife.
• dormouse: Using their findings they will decide whether the woodland would form a suitable habitat for the dormouse.

Adjective modifier

• semi-natural: Indeed, they may be the most significant wildlife habitat over much of lowland Northern Ireland, especially where there are few semi-natural habitats.
• natural: However, woodland is their natural habitat where fallen leaves hide their presence.
• aquatic: Further, the bugs, beetles and flies each include many large families present only in aquatic habitats.
• threatened: Heathland is a rare and threatened habitat, and many of the species of plants and animals found on Hartland are equally rare.
• terrestrial: There is a real prospect is that by 2100 there will be little if any natural terrestrial habitat left.
• suitable: Arabian Babbler - In suitable habitat daily recorded 126.

Modifies a noun

• fragmentation: This study investigated bird distributions in relation to local habitat and landscape pattern and the implications which habitat fragmentation may have for woodland birds.
• destruction: Be able to explain the consequences of habitat destruction.
• restoration: The RGCG is keen to promote habitat restoration on the Glaven.
• degradation: This might be indirect, as in for example, habitat degradation through pollution brought about by activities elsewhere.

Noun used with modifier

• wetland: The Trust has recently received several grants toward the restoration of wetland habitats across the reserve.
• wildlife: Whatever the purpose of the dry stone feature, a valuable wildlife habitat is created.
• freshwater: WWF and HSBC formed a major partnership to protect freshwater habitats in the UK, Brazil, China and the US.
• heathland: Recent bracken clearing will allow a more natural heathland habitat to emerge, which will be enhanced further under Tir Gofal.
• grassland: Mill Green and Hawks Green are particularly important for their grassland habitats.
• woodland: For the purposes of this report woodland habitats have been broken down into the types shown in the table below.