Preliminary Scenarios of Climate-Driven Changes in Boreal Forest Vegetation and Bird Populations in Alberta Considering Topo-Edaphic Constraints and Future Disturbances

Published: Jun 29, 2015
Description: This progress report describes ongoing research examining the risks of climate change for boreal songbirds by considering how climate change is likely to impact their forest habitat through changes in vegetation growth, succession and disturbances.
Document Type: Projects and Units - Climate Change Adaptation
Subject Area: Climate Change, Boreal Region, Habitat
Tags: songbirds, succession, forest fire, disturbance, ecosite classifications
Citation: Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute. 2015. Preliminary Scenarios of Climate-Driven Changes in Boreal Forest Vegetation and Bird Populations in Alberta Considering Topo-Edaphic Constraints and Future Disturbances. Available at: https://abmi.ca/publication/393.html
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Document Type: Projects and Units - Climate Change Adaptation
Subject Area: Climate Change, Boreal Region, Habitat
Tags: songbirds, succession, forest fire, disturbance, ecosite classifications
Citation: Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute. 2015. Preliminary Scenarios of Climate-Driven Changes in Boreal Forest Vegetation and Bird Populations in Alberta Considering Topo-Edaphic Constraints and Future Disturbances. Available at: https://abmi.ca/publication/393.html
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