The climate is changing faster than animals can adapt
A study just published in the scientific journal Nature Communications presents worrying results on animals’ adaptation to climate change. It concludes that while species are
A study just published in the scientific journal Nature Communications presents worrying results on animals’ adaptation to climate change. It concludes that while species are
A study with the participation of Constantí Stefanescu, researcher at CREAF and the Granollers Natural Science Museum, has revealed that the migratory painted lady butterfly
CREAF researchers signal climate change and changes in land use as the principal causes. The most impacted are specialized species living in very specific habitats and
A study finds that high temperatures and low rainfall cause a timing mismatch between the flowering period of plants and the time of flight of
According to a study in which CREAF participated, the populations of birds or butterflies living in open habitats have been negatively affected by the loss