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Impacts of Climate Change on Wildlife |
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by Nishan kc | 19-02-2020 02:06
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Impacts of Climate Change on Wildlife Climate change, also called global warming refers to a long-term change in the earth's climate. It is happening due to an excessive rise in average surface temperature on Earth. Human activities such as burning fossil fuels and farming are the main reason behind the cause of climate change. Burning fossils fuels emits carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas which produces greenhouse effect. The greenhouse effect makes the earth warmer. The earth is suffering countless impacts of changing the climate. Ice is melting worldwide, especially at the Earth’s poles. Global sea levels are rising 0.13 inches (3.2 millimeters) a year, and the rise is occurring at a faster rate in recent years. The increasing global climate changes bring several other impacts on agriculture, livestock production, economy, and livelihood. Besides above, rising temperatures are mainly affecting wildlife and their habitats on our planet. Human-caused climate change cannot escape glorious wildlife from our planet. Increasing climate change has begun to affect wildlife across the globe in a rigorous way. They bring many threats like habitat destruction, overexploitation, and diseases to wildlife. As a consequence, abundant animal species are on the brink of extinction and some already vanish from the earth. The endangered Bramble Cay melomys is a small rodent that lives on a tiny island in the eastern Torres Strait. These species are not sighted from its known location from past many years. Expert believed that they might have vanished-out from the planet due to increasing climate change. However, this is only one example from several others. Columbia Spotted Frogs are the most endangered species of frog among reptile group, American Pika that closely resembles like rabbit is now most threatened and Adélie Penguin, mostly found in Antarctica is under several threats because of globally rising temperature. |
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7 Comments
Hello Nishan
I hope you are doing well. Keep shining
Thank you so much for this report
Regards
Pawan
Posted 09-03-2020 22:58
Greetings
I do hope everything is going well..
Thank you so much for sharing your report!!
The topic you presented is of immense importance and need to be taken into consideration..Hope to see everyone together to solve the issue along with concerned authorities...
Green cheers
Regards
Jasmine karki
Posted 27-02-2020 00:55
Hello
Thank you so much for this report
Green cheers
Regards
Ishma
Posted 25-02-2020 11:34
Hello Nishan
It's really sad that some species are vanishing from the planet because of the climate change. Many people are aware of this issue, but there is not much sign of stopping global warming. In my opinion, coordination between nations, and common goal between industries and governments are one of the most important thing to be achieved.
Thank you for the great report!
Posted 23-02-2020 11:34
Thank you for the report
Posted 22-02-2020 19:40
Hello Nishan
I do hope that you are fine and doing great with your works.
Thank you for your report about Impacts of Climate Change on Wildlife
Green Cheers from Nepal :)
Keep writing great reports.
We are eager to read more reports from you.
Regards,
Kushal Naharki
Posted 21-02-2020 10:42
Hey Nishan!
It's your mentor Lisa.
Indeed, climate change deteriorates the habitats of wildlife and creates a detrimental chain effect that destroys the whole ecosystem.
It has been a long time since we acknowledged the problem and fortunately, there are many wildlife rescue programs or habitat rehabilitation projects going around in the world. Yet, they are not enough and the problem is that while in some parts of the world, people try to restore it while on the other parts, another destruction occurs.
We should definitely stay attentive to this matter!
Great article dear:)
Posted 19-02-2020 23:12