Potential impacts of climate warming and changing predator-prey dynamics on breeding shorebird populations of the Western Russian Arctic

Soloviev, M.Y.; Syroechkovskiy, E.E.; Dmitriev, A.E.; Golovnyuk, V.V.; Morozov, V.V.; Tomkovich, P.S.; Lappo, E.G.

Авторы: Soloviev M.Y., Syroechkovskiy E.E., Dmitriev A.E., Golovnyuk V.V., Morozov V.V., Tomkovich P.S., Lappo E.G.
Сборник: East Atlantic Flyway Assessment 2020. The status of coastal waterbird populations and their sites
Год издания: 2022
Место издания: Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative p/a CWSS, Wilhelmshaven, Germany, Wetlands International, Wageningen, The Netherlands, BirdLife International, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Первая страница: 43
Последняя страница: 53
Аннотация: This chapter summarises results of research in the Russianarctic breeding grounds of waterbirds migrating in the African-Eurasian flyway systems in the past decades. It focuses on a selection of arctic-breeding shorebird species studied during surveys on breeding grounds in the western Russian Arctic, especially important to populations using the East Atlantic Flyway. In this region, a pronounced warming of the climate during the breeding season is ongoing, which has led to observable changes the distribution, abundance, phenology of reproduction, and sometimes even the morphology of shorebirds. Significant changes in the pressure of predators and the abundance of their alternative prey have not been observed. While certain other impacts of climate warming on shorebirds are to be expected (e.g. effects on reproduction mediated by availability of arthropod food, habitat change related to permafrost retreat), these are difficult to evaluate without the collection of additional data on the breeding grounds. However, research activity in the Russian Arctic has declined rather than intensified due to various reasons. We urge to restore and expand intensive shorebird monitoring at key sites of the tundra area of the East Atlantic Flyway.
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