500 bird species face extinction within the next century, researchers warn
- More than 500 bird species face extinction within 100 years, according to new research.
- The extinction of vulnerable birds would 'greatly reduce' the variety of bird shapes and sizes worldwide, affecting ecosystems.
- Research indicates that at least 250 to 350 bird species will need additional conservation measures to survive.
- Prioritizing conservation for 100 unusual threatened birds could save 68% of bird shape and size variety.
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Study warns 500 bird species face extinction within 100 years
“Many birds are already so threatened that reducing human impacts alone won't save them."
·Cherokee County, United States
Read Full ArticleThreat reduction must be coupled with targeted recovery programmes to conserve global bird diversity
Ambitious international commitments have been made to preserve biodiversity, with the goal of preventing extinctions and maintaining ecosystem resilience, yet the efficacy of large-scale protection for preventing near-term extinctions remains unclear. Here, we used a trait-based approach to show that global actions—such as the immediate abatement of all threats across at least half of species ranges for ~10,000 bird species—will only prevent hal…
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