08. Indigenous knowledge and species on the move

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Biogeography, macroecology and future of plant invasions: a global perspective

Petr Pysek

Are reindeer the new canaries? – How extractive industries facilitate multiple pressures on an Arctic pastoral ecosystem

Christian Fohringer

Marine ecological connectivity under the impact of climate change: can we climate-proof governance of ABNJ?

Warwick Sauer

Modelling microclimates to predict species responses to climate change

Alexandra Gardner

Analysis and Management of Tibetan Antelope Migration Route Based on Habitat Suitability Index Model

Rencai Dong

Treading the Wallacean shortfall for an endemic, iconic and threatened butterfly

Shuang Xing

Butterflies and climate change: Identifying vagrant records to characterize species’ mobility

William Fagan

‘We Belong to the Land’: Survival and Restoration Under Northern Climate Change

Tero Mustonen

Biodiversity in a shifting sea: challenges and solutions for working across the science-policy interface

Abigail Mcquatters-gollop

An integrative approach to modeling species distribution: combining correlative and mechanistic relationships to predict climate impacts on species

Daniel Crear

Argos system and satellites for migratory species conservation

Sophie Baudel

Climate-driven range shifts in the United States: evidence from a hypothesis-driven framework and systematic review

Sarah Weiskopf

Plankton as prevailing conditions: monitoring climate driven shifts in plankton communities as surveillance indicators for ecosystem based management

Jacob Bedford

Ocean warming compresses the 3D habitat of marine biota

Gabriel Jorda

Climate change adaptation efforts for species may be antagonistic to natural evolutionary responses

Alistair Hobday

Geographical variation in sensitivity to wildflower harvesting inferred from range-wide demographic data for 26 proteaceae species

Martina Treurnicht

Dispersal kernels for predicting animal movement patterns

Laura Merritt

Ecological connectivity among British Columbia marine protected areas and the impacts of changing ocean temperatures

Sarah Friesen

Predicted changes in the Western Cape agricultural sector: How will farmers and Blue Cranes be affected?

Christie Anne Craig

Life below the ocean surface increasingly threatened by climate change

Isaac Brito Morales

Autonomous adaptation to climate-driven changes in species distribution in a global marine hotspot

Gretta Pecl

Implementing a nesting analysis to describe the context of range shifts in Barents Sea fish species

Ellie Bors

Determining pathways into Antarctica for marine biofouling organisms

Arlie McCarthy

Evaluating the risks and benefits of assisted migration in a stochastic metacommunity

Gregory Backus

Adapting to change? Availability of fish stocks to fishing communities on the US west coast

Rebecca Selden

Plant range shifts: Advances, opportunities, and what we still need to know

Emily V Moran

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Is the future-proofing of biodiversity conservation an unattainable oxymoron?

Bruce Webber

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Glideways: Restoring Habitat Connections for Australia’s Iconic Gliding Mammals

Gary Howling

Vulnerabilities and opportunities in global seafood trade under climate change

Christopher Free

Modeling the effects of extreme marine heatwaves to identify areas of potential refugia for a marine foundation species

Ana Giraldo Ospina

Connectivity Conservation for Resilience in Changing Climates

Kathleen Carroll

Impacts of “moving ecosystem services” on human uses of the ocean

Catarina Frazão-Santos

Climate-driven range contractions are more widespread among terrestrial than marine taxa

Jonathan Lenoir

Running out of space: management sites for threatened species in New South Wales (Australia) are unlikely to be resilient to climate change

Linda Beaumont, Polly Mitchell

Invasive behaviour of European catfish (Silurus glanis), the freshwater apex predator

Lukáš Vejrík

Marine fish larvae and harvested species communities have similar climate-induced shifts in the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean

Micheli Duarte De Paula Costa

Using trait-based assessments to develop and implement on-the-ground climate adaptation projects for species

Nikhil Advani

Wherever I may roam – adapting international wildlife law to the effects of climate change on wolverines, jackals, cheetahs and other carnivores

Arie Trouwborst

Disentangling fishery and population changes during ocean warming and a marine heatwave in a biogeographical transition zone

David Fairclough

Prioritizing Areas of Wolverine Habitat Connectivity in the Western United States

Kathleen Carroll

Climate Change Impacts on Protected Area Boundaries: A Speculative Analysis Using African Wild Dogs as a Case Study

Andrew Blackmore

Marine Ecological Climate Services: user-driven forecasts of life in the Ocean

Mark R. Payne

Climate Change Impacts on Transboundary Fish Stocks in North America

Juliano Palacios Abrantes

Keeping up with species on the move: designing more flexible conservation laws for a changing world

Philippa McCormack

Niche expansions in introduced species: how common are they and can we predict them?

Henry Hakkinen

Managing for movement: tackling the national challenges associated with the redistribution of biodiversity driven by climate change

Nathalie Pettorelli

Message framing and public policy support for invasive species management in a changing world

Elizabeth Hiroyasu

To move or to stay: optimal range modification strategy under climate change is taxon-specific for corals

John Pandolfi

Fish distributions reveal discrepancies between zonal attachment and quota allocations

Paul Fernandes

Promoting adaptation to climate change in marine spatial planning

Catarina Frazão-Santos

An analysis of birds colonising the United Kingdom: how well does climatic suitability predict current distributions?

James Cranston

Entering unchartered waters: distributional shifts across international boundaries and subsequent hybridization of commercially harvested species produce an entirely new management dilemma

Warren Potts

Fisheries Redistribution under Climate Change: Rethinking the Law to Address the “Governance Gap”

Mitchell Lennan

Improving the way U.S. fisheries management accounts for shifting distributions: detection and attribution

Jay Peterson

Spatially integrated, temporally adjusted, multi factorial control of a range extending sea urchin

John Keane

Accounting for shifting distributions in U.S. marine fisheries management: challenges and recommendation

Melissa Karp

Relationships between body condition and oceanographic habitat quality for a range-shifting pelagic fish from eastern Australia

Curtis Champion

A management strategy evaluation of dynamic and static closures in a swordfish fishery: balancing economic and bycatch concerns

James Smith

Adaptation pathways for conservation law and policy

Jan McDonald

Physiology and competitive interactions influence modelled outcomes of climate change on a resident and a range-shifting species

Samantha Twiname

The success of terrestrial vertebrate conservation translocations worldwide: are we getting better at moving species?

Shane Morris

Mechanisms of range collapse and extinction for the woolly mammoth

Damien Fordham

Monitoring marine megavertebrates as Essential Ocean Variables in the Global Ocean Observing System: Who, Why, How, and What Next for Implementation?

Daniel Costa

SEA Sentinels project – A collaborative, multi-disciplinary framework using seabirds and marine mammals as indicators in rapidly changing seas

Mary-Anne Lea

Mechanistic simulation models reveal pervasive range shifts and extinctions in Quaternary South America

Robert K.Colwell

Trees on the move, or not

Josep M Serra Diaz

An EEZ-wide dynamic management and monitoring approach for a pelagic tuna fishery

Megan Cimino

Reconstructing the spatio-temporal extinction dynamics of the thylacine

Barry Brook

Challenges in quantifying, interpreting and predicting distributional shifts of marine species

Tara Marshall

Environmental indicators to reduce loggerhead turtle bycatch offshore of Southern California

Heather Welch

A phylogeographic process model to investigate paleo-climatic drivers of diversity

Dan Rosauer

Spatially explicit, cross-continental predictions of climate change-related local extinction risk and richness decline in bumblebees

Peter Soroye

Living fossils in highly urbanized areas: Interventions aiming to mitigate local extinction risk and species range shifts in Asian Horseshoe crabs

Juan Diego Gaitan-espitia

The Role of phylogenetic and functional Diversity in driving global Patterns in coral species Migrations

John Pandolfi

Mapping the distribution of the people’s plants to better predict and adapt to climate change

Samuel Pironon

Science in support of sustainable fisheries management: how are we accounting for shifting distributions?

Patrick Lynch

Cross-scale interactions and the migration of trees

Stephen Jackson

Climate invader or refugee? Evaluating ecological impacts of species redistribution

Cascade Sorte

02. Understanding ecological and evolutionary mechanisms facilitating or hindering range shifts

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Pattern or Process: considering space, time, and the environment in species distribution models

Stephanie Brodie

Almost two decades of coral-reef fishes moving polewards in SE Australia: patterns, mechansims, and implications

David Booth

Paleo-ecological plant data reveal effects of climate-driven range shifts on community structure

Regan Early

Biased selection of predictor variables used in climate forecast species distribution models

Jeremy Ringma

Staying in Place: Site Fidelity as a Maladaptive Strategy in the Anthropocene

Briana Abrahms

Effects of seasonal dynamics on a migratory species since the Last Glacial Maximum

Kasper Thorup

Transforming understanding of when and where species move in response to environmental change

Jeremy Kerr

Range edge dynamics of marine fishes in a global warming hotspot

Alexa Fredston-Hermann

Lessons from the past: Reconstructing ecological baselines for the South African terrestrial megafauna using long-term biodiversity data

Sophie Monsarrat

Modelling the broad-front migrations of European-African migratory birds

Tom Mason

Climate driven changes to dispersal pathways in a climate change hotspot

Paulina Cetina-Heredia

Is the geographic range of the desert tree, Aloidendron dichotomum, shifting in response to climate change?

Wendy Foden

Salt of the earth: a critical impediment to herbivore range-shifts in response to climate change

Kara Youngentob

Recalculating route: dispersal constraints will drive the redistribution of Amazon primates in the Anthropocene

Lilian Sales

Imprints of physiological and ecological constraints on the biogeography of an ectotherm

Raquel Garcia

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Book launch | Ndau
Biodiversity and Climate Change
Book raffle and discussion with editors and authors

02. Understanding ecological and evolutionary mechanisms facilitating or hindering range shifts

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14. Protected Areas Planning for Species on the Move: Lessons from the tropics and marine opportunities

The distribution of a coastal resident fish species is constrained by how oxygen availability and temperature limit its metabolic potential

Murray Duncan

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The effect of habitat complexity on temperature preference in coral reef fish

Tiffany Nay

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Genomic analyses and climate models reveal a rapid but long-lasting climate-driven geographic expansion of a tropical herbivorous reef fish

Laura Gajdzik

Spatial Planning of area-based conservation for climate change: Terrestrial and Marine perspectives

Lee Hannah

The costs of poor range shift detections – how can we sharpen our lens?

Jennifer Sunday

Winds of change: wind connectivity, gene flow, and climate adaptation in trees

Matthew Kling

Modelling biodiversity responses to projected climate and biome changes in sub-Saharan Africa

Guy Midgley

Utilisation of different spawning environments by range-expanding gilthead seabream Sparus aurata

Jen Lewis

Integrating genetic and demographic effects of dispersal on population response to a variable environment

Marissa Baskett

Neotropical results from SPARC: Where in the world should we put conservation for climate change?

Derek Corcoran

Moving Higher than Highest: Mapping potential effect of climate change on the distribution of Himalayan Pit Viper (Gloydius himalayanus)

Naitik Patel

Towards a better understanding of species responses to climate change by integrating data and approaches across disciplines and scales

Christian Hof

Climate change increases the spatial mismatch between protected areas and butterfly diversity hotspots in Southeast Asia

Timothy Bonebrake

Characterising range expansion potential of tropical vagrant fishes

Will Figueira

Assessment of Africa’s protected areas biodiversity representation as species move in response to climate change: translating research to real-world planning

Yolanda Chirango

Migration in the cobia, and potential for adaptation to climate change

Kevin Weng

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Marine perspectives in protected area planning for climate change

Lee Hannah

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Including coral reef condition and environmental change into protected area design for future conservation outcomes

Madeline Davey

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Using physiology and performance to predict climate driven distribution range shifts in three temperate African anurans species: a hybrid modelling approach

Mohlamatsane Mokhatla

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Temperature utilization in a coral reef flat specialist, the epaulette shark, Hemiscyllium occelatum

Connor Gervais

The multivariate exposure of Australia’s MPA network to climate change

David Schoeman

Do microbes play a role in facilitating the range expansion of tropical fish into temperate systems?

Adriana Verges

Using multi-species habitat models for the design of oceanic fisheries closures

Guillermo Ortuno Crespo & Daniel Dunn

02. Understanding ecological and evolutionary mechanisms facilitating or hindering range shifts

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Investigating physiological mechanisms and ecological consequences of a climate-driven range extension of a marine predator (Chrysophrys auratus) into southeast Tasmania

Barrett Wolfe

Synthesizing the impacts of sediment disturbances on marine biodiversity

Rafael Almeida Magris

Shifting daylength regimes associated with range shifts alter aphid-parasitoid community dynamics

Rachel Kehoe

How dragonflies and damselflies respond to global change; a cross-continental analysis

Catherine Sirois-Delisle

Hypoxia surpasses the impacts of ocean acidification and warming in marine biota

Rui Rosa

Temperature-performance relationships for algal production versus consumption by herbivorous fishes. Implications for warming coral reefs

Alexia Graba-landry

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Temperature variation and compensatory density feedback drive life stage-specific establishment of tropical fish in temperate seas

Cristián Monaco

Discrepancies in data reporting of zoonotic infectious diseases across the Nordic countries – a call for action in the era of climate change

Birgitta Evengård

Patterns and drivers of high-latitude reef communities along the tropical-to-temperate transition

Brigitte Sommer

Tropical butterflies persist in variable environments through morphological and behavioral specialization

Wenda Cheng

Varying effects of global warming on schistosomiasis and intermediate host snails species

Anna-Sofie Steensgaard

Cross-taxon biodiversity trends in central Europe

Eva Katharina Engelhardt

Phenological shifts reshape expectations for distributional shifts in a montane avifauna

Morgan Tingley

DISCUSSION

Birgitta Evengård

Predicting changes in multi-taxon reef functioning under climate change

Katie Cook

Global warming propels exotic species impacts on marine ecosystems

Scott Bennett

Using spatially explicit, mechanistic vegetation models to study ecosystem stability, extreme events and invasion

Wilfried Thuiller

Mesophication from oak to maple: a tree-ring perspective in the forests of eastern United States

Tsun Fung Au

Rapid borealization of Arctic marine fish communities

André Frainer

02. Understanding ecological and evolutionary mechanisms facilitating or hindering range shifts

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Mixed-species shoaling as a behavioural mechanism facilitating the redistribution of tropical fishes

Kai Paijmans

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Presence of cleaning mutualisms affect reef fish distribution forecasts

Jose Ricardo Paula

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Shady dealings threaten a formidable predator: weeds tip the balance in a cryptic trophic cascade

Ruchira Somaweera

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Climate-mediated threats to temperate reef resilience: quantifying the mechanisms that limit kelp forest recovery

Sahira Bell

Spatio-temporal scaling of functional diversity change

Marta Jarzyna

Evolution of migratory behavior in birds – synthesis with a biogeographical perspective

Bela Arora

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Shifts in the marine fish assemblage on tropicalised east Australian reefs

Shannen Smith

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Rabbitfishes have come south-under: range-expansion and habitat associations of tropical herbivorous fish in temperate ecosystems of Western Australia

Salvador Zarco Perello

Effects of climate change on a restored southern California salt marsh community

Christine Whitcraft

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Surviving in steep terrain: A lab-to-field assessment of locomotor costs for wild mountain lions (Puma concolor)

Carolyn Dunford

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Integrating physiology, behavior and life history to understand impacts of ocean warming on key marine species

Patricia Peinado

Impacts of warming on novel and native plant-herbivore interactions across the Mediterranean Sea

Julia Santana-Garcon

Alternative climate drivers of local species richness, colonization, and extirpation in marine fishes

Zoë Kitchel

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Decoding climate response: future of native snow trout and non-native brown trout in Himalayan rivers

Vineet Dubey, Aashna Sharma

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Factors restricting the spread of invasive plants at high latitudes

Peter Kotanen

Assessing risks of climate-driven range shifts through the lens of invasion biology

Toni Lyn Morelli

Implications of environmental change on the distribution of imperilled species

Christine Howard

Contrasting Forms of Competition Constrain Elevational Distribution of Species

I-Ching Chen

The ecological consequences of mangrove expansion into salt marshes on the Texas (USA) coast

Anna Armitage

Vertical stratification influences global patterns of terrestrial biodiversity and their vulnerability to climate change

Brett Scheffers

The importance of understanding intraspecific behavioral variation in migratory fishes and its impact on the adaptability of these fishes to climate change

Alexander Winkler

Measuring spatial predator-prey overlap to understand changing trophic interactions

Gemma Carroll

Light-driven range expansions and the underwater greening of the poles

Graeme Clark