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SUMMARY:Climate impact attribution for wildlife species - Max Kotz\, Potsd
 am Institute for Climate Impacts
DTSTART:20260212T130000Z
DTEND:20260212T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Climate change and biodiversity loss are the defining environm
 ental crises of our era. They are also inextricably linked. This talk will
  show how emerging methods in climate-impact attribution can be applied to
  biodiversity contexts\, to understand and quantify the role of climate ch
 ange in driving biodiversity loss. Drawing on recent work on heat extremes
  and birds\, we will explore how time-series based modelling approaches ca
 n be coupled with counterfactual analysis to (i) understand the climate co
 nditions most relevant for wildlife species\, and (ii) quantify the declin
 e of species attributable to human-driven climate change. These approaches
  can help shed light on effective approaches to the conservation of specie
 s and biodiversity\, crucial as climate change continues to intensify.
LOCATION:Part II Lecture Theatre\, Department of Zoology
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