Challenging Climate Change through Migratory Monitoring
Migratory species are animals which have many different homes, and never stay in one place for too long. They often travel to different habitats as a result of seasonal changes, as they cannot withstand certain temperatures or weather patterns. With noticeable changes in the pattern that migratory species tend to visit us, with some arriving later, and some arriving earlier, it is clear that our climate patterns are also changing. With climate change becoming more severe, migratory species are having a difficult time adjusting to the new seasonal patterns, which is why Colin and his team are monitoring their movements very closely. Migratory species are just one part of the reason why tackling climate change needs to be an international effort, as these species visit all of us, and all of us can make their experience better, year round.
Migratory Species, Climate Change, Bonn Convention, Convention on Migratory Species, Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals, Seasonal Patterns, Flyway, Colin Galbraith, Sacha Dench, Round Britain Climate Challenge, COP26
