Despite projections of biodiversity loss and proposed adaptations to climate change, few
data exist on the feasibility and effectiveness of adaptation strategies in minimizing …

Changing climate and introduced species are placing an increasing number of species at
risk of extinction. Increasing extinction risk is increasing calls to protect species by …

There is little doubt that the species most at risk of extinction from rapid climate change are
short-range endemics facing insurmountable dispersal barriers to potentially suitable …

There is a growing debate over whether species should be translocated outside their historic
ranges to deal with extinction risks as habitats shift due to climate change. This idea of …

Predicted effects of climate change include high extinction risk for many species, but
confidence in these predictions is undermined by a perceived lack of empirical support …

Efforts to anticipate threats to biodiversity take the form of species richness predictions
(SRPs) based on simple correlations with current climate and habitat area. We review the …

Climate change affects life at global scales and across systems but is of special concern in
areas that are disproportionately rich in biological diversity and uniqueness. Using a meta …

Extinction risk from climate change first made a major impact on international climate
change policy dialogue in 2004, following publication of the first global estimates of possible …

Managed relocation (aka 'assisted colonization'and 'assisted migration'[1, 2]) aims to save
species from the effects of climate change by purposefully transporting them to areas where …

Severe impacts on biodiversity are predicted to arise from climate change. These impacts
may not be adequately addressed by conventional approaches to conservation. As a result …