Reserve design under climate change: from land facets back to ecosystem representation
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Schneider, R.R. and E.M. Bayne | May 15, 2015
Ferruginous Hawk Climate Change Adaptation Plan for Alberta
Final Reports
Shank C.C. and E.M. Bayne | March 31, 2015
The Alberta Ferruginous Hawk population has declined dramatically since the 1990s, and climate change has been identified as a factor that could hamper this species’ recovery. This report summarizes the potential effects of climate change on Ferruginous Hawks and explores the adaptive responses that could be used to help this species persist in a changing climate.
Climate change refugia for boreal birds in Alberta
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Stralberg, D. et al. | December 15, 2014
Projected responses of Alberta grassland songbirds to climate change
Final Reports
Nixon, A. et al | February 01, 2015
Projected changes in distribution for 15 Alberta grassland songbirds in response to climate change to the end of the century.
Climate change and the provision of ecosystem services in Alberta: an initial assessment of impacts and adaptation strategies on Alberta’s rangelands
Interim Reports
Nixon, A. et al. | March 31, 2015
Bird community composition along elevation and latitudinal gradients in Alberta’s mixedwood forest: analogues for our future climate?
Interim Reports
Bayne, E., and D. Stralberg | March 31, 2015
Ferruginous Hawk climate change study summary
Interim Reports
Nordell, C., and E.M. Bayne | March 27, 2015