Shorebirds can no longer count on the Arctic as a safe haven for rearing their young

Mongabay
Dec 17, 2018, 3:24 pm424 pts
A new analysis of over 70 years’ worth of shorebird population data suggests that climate change has altered the migratory birds’ Arctic safe haven to such a degree that it is now helping drive rapid declines in their numbers. After studying data from 38,191 nests found across all seven continents and…

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