Climate change is a significant threat to biodiversity globally. Here, we assessed the risk to
544 birds in the United States from future climate change‐related threats under a mitigation …

Bird species are already showing climate-related changes in the dates they migrate and
breed, and in the timing of other key life-history events (Brown et al., 1999; Chapters 9, 10) …

Conservationists must develop new strategies and adapt existing tools to address the
consequences of anthropogenic climate change. To support statewide climate change …

In an emerging climate crisis, effective conservation requires both adaptation and mitigation
to improve the resilience of species. The currently pledged emissions reductions outlined in …

In a rapidly changing climate, effective bird conservation requires not only reliable
information about the current vulnerability of species of conservation concern, but also …

Human-induced climate change is increasingly recognized as a fundamental driver of
biological processes and patterns. Historic climate change is known to have caused shifts in …

Over the past few decades, land-use and climate change have led to substantial range
contractions and species extinctions. Even more dramatic changes to global land cover are …

Climate change effects on biodiversity are already manifested, and yet no predictive
knowledge characterizes the likely nature of these effects. Previous studies suggested an …

We used three approaches to assess potential effects of climate change on birds of the
Northeast. First, we created distribution and abundance models for common bird species …

Current and future breeding ranges of 15 bird and 16 reptile species were modeled in the
Southwestern United States. Rather than taking a broad-scale, vulnerability-assessment …