Australian researchers have developed a program to resettle animals due to climate change
Australian researchers have developed a program first rigorous framework - the first rigorous framework for the resettlement of animals due to climate change.
Associated with global warming global temperatures increase primarily affect the flora and fauna of continents such as Australia.
It is expected that with its growth in the 2C-4C here will disappear 21% -36% of butterflies, 7% -14% of reptiles, 8% -18% of frogs, one of 10 species of birds and 10% -15% of mammals.
The process of relocation of endangered species is already in full swing. In the near future relocation Western turtles of the rapid drainage of wetlands on the outskirts of Perth.
There is also a proposal to resettle pygmy possum, which is considered very vulnerable to higher temperatures.
There is no other way out?
Relocation of a problem to solve?
Unreasonable he homo sapiens.
on the trail. theguardian.com
