You might be familiar with the concept of a climate change risk assessment for a city, state, or nation. This report examines the likelihood of extreme weather events occurring there, potential economic effects of climate change, and potential health effects of changes in air quality.
Nikhil Advani, a senior program officer for WWF's climate change adaptation program, claims that the subject of study is still in its infancy. In particular, he emphasizes the method we're doing. "The historical risks to species, such as habitat degradation and overexploitation, have been the main focus of climate conservation biology. And although addressing those dangers is still essential, it is becoming evident that we also need to be aware of how climate change may negatively impact the numerous species we are working to conserve."
In order to climate do this, Advani has been performing vulnerability analyses and suggesting management plans for some of the most significant species that WWF is working on. The main areas of vulnerability and resilience for various species are examined below, along with a map showing their current distribution.
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