Madhu Choudhary
Zoology
June 2023
Climate change affects biodiversity worldwide. These effects affect Churu District, India, whose distinct ecosystems face unprecedented challenges. To understand how climate change threatens Churu District's biodiversity, this study uses a multi-species approach. The strategy combines ecological fieldwork, climate modelling, and species distribution modelling. The district's flora and wildlife were studied for their habitats and ecological needs. Climate models predicted Churu District's temperature and precipitation patterns. To anticipate climate change consequences on each species, species distribution models used species survey data. This holistic approach provides for a complete assessment of how environmental changes may influence species and ecosystems. Climate change threatens Churu District's biodiversity, according to preliminary studies. Several species may endure habitat modifications, migration adjustments, and population dynamics. Additionally, the study suggests cascading consequences on ecosystems and local community-critical services. This study evaluates Churu District's biodiversity's climate change sensitivity using multi-species methods. To counteract climate change's negative effects on the region's rich and diverse ecosystems, proactive conservation and sustainable land management are needed. This research is crucial to Churu District's biodiversity's long-term resilience in a changing climate
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