[Tweeters] Fwd: arctic nesters and climate change

[Steve Hampton via Tweeters]

Dennis,

Thanks for posting this. Research out of the Arctic is always limited. The
results here differ quite a bit from the massive Smith et al (2024) paper,
which looked at 668 sites over decades and found that most shorebirds were
declining. Arctic nesters had declined the most - 63% over the last 40
years. I summarized that paper here and made some of my own graphs from
their data:
https://substack.com/@schampton/p-160037151

I look forward to taking a dive into the papers cited - which also
involve large data sets - in this article.





On Sun, Aug 3, 2025 at 8:26 AM Dennis Paulson via Tweeters <
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> Interesting article on how various shorebirds are responding to climate

> change by timing the start of nesting.

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> https://ak.audubon.org/news/arctic-birds-cued-to-climate-change?ms=aud-email-_20250731_(ak)_arctic_green-up_paper&utm_source=ea&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=_20250731_(ak)_arctic_green-up_paper&emci=92b3f2af-e16b-f011-8dc9-6045bda9d96b&emdi=90f2dc12-956c-f011-8dc9-6045bda9d96b&ceid=583618

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