Figure 4 - The CARBON The WORLD FORGOT

Canada's Boreal Forest region is likely to become a refuge for species pushed northward by climate change. The map conveys the extent to which butterfly species richness changed over the past century. Green indicates an increase in species richness whereas red indicates a decline. The prevalence of green within the Canadian Boreal Forest region suggests that climate change may have already caused a northward shift in the ranges for some species. maintaining the region's intactness will aid future species range shifts into the region. The map was reproduced from Kharouba et al. (2009) with permission from the authors.

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The CARBON The WORLD FORGOT - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Canadas-Boreal-Forest-region-is-likely-to-become-a-refuge-for-species-pushed-northward_fig3_235688067 [accessed 21 Mar 2025]

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Figure 4. Canada's Boreal Forest region is likely to become a refuge for species pushed northward by climate change. The map conveys the extent to which butterfly species richness changed over the past century. Green indicates an increase in species richness whereas red indicates a decline. The prevalence of green within the Canadian Boreal Forest region suggests that climate change may have already caused a northward shift in the ranges for some species. maintaining the region's intactness will aid future species range shifts into the region. The map was reproduced from Kharouba et al. (2009) with permission from the authors.

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