Climate Change Vulnerability and Potential Conservation Actions
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Arctic Tern (
Sterna paradisaea
): vulnerability to climate change
1.1
Evidence for exposure
1.1.1
Potential changes in breeding habitat suitability:
1.1.2
Current impacts to Arctic Terns attributed to climate change:
1.1.3
Predicted changes in key prey species:
1.2
Sensitivity
1.3
Adaptive capacity
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Little Tern (
Sternula albifrons
): vulnerability to climate change
2.1
Evidence for exposure
2.1.1
Potential changes in breeding habitat suitability:
2.1.2
Current impacts to Little Terns attributed to climate change:
2.1.3
Predicted changes in key prey species:
2.2
Sensitivity
2.3
Adaptive capacity
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Roseate Tern (
Sterna dougallii
): vulnerability to climate change
3.1
Evidence for exposure
3.1.1
Potential changes in breeding habitat suitability:
3.1.2
Current impacts to Roseate Terns attributed to climate change:
3.1.3
Predicted changes in key prey species:
3.2
Sensitivity
3.3
Adaptive capacity
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Sandwich Tern (
Thalasseus sandvicensis
): vulnerability to climate change
4.1
Evidence for exposure
4.1.1
Potential changes in breeding habitat suitability:
4.1.2
Current impacts to Sandwich Terns attributed to climate change:
4.1.3
Predicted changes in key prey species:
4.2
Sensitivity
4.3
Adaptive capacity
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Caspian Tern (
Hydroprogne caspia
): vulnerability to climate change
5.1
Evidence for exposure
5.1.1
Potential changes in breeding habitat suitability:
5.1.2
Current impacts to Caspian Terns attributed to climate change:
5.1.3
Predicted changes in key prey species:
5.1.4
Climate change impacts outside of Europe
5.2
Sensitivity
5.3
Adaptive capacity
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Potential actions in response to climate change: Terns (
Laridae
)
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Impact: Reduced prey availability during breeding season
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Impact: Increased frequency/severity of storms (including wind, rain and wave action) causes nest destruction
Appendix 1: Sources and references for vulnerability assessment
1.1 Evidence for exposure
1.1.1 Current impacts attributed to climate change:
1.1.2 Change in European range size between present day and 2100:
1.1.3 Changes in key prey species:
1.1.4 Climate change impacts outside of Europe
1.2 Sensitivity
1.3 Adaptive capacity
Appendix 2: Sources and references for conservation action assessment
Methodology
References
References
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