by Sarah Benchley | May 23, 2019 | Climate Change Impact, Wildlife
Quick Navigation Ways Global Warming is Harming Arctic Animals Right NowPolar BearsA Loss of Habitat for All Arctic AnimalsSealsSea BirdsWalrusesWarmer Temperatures - More Sun AbsorptionThe Food Chain DisruptionA Dangerous CycleA Path Forward Ways Global Warming is...
by Megan Hamilton | Apr 16, 2018 | Climate Change Impact, Land, THE Global Climate, Wildlife
Striding across the arctic ice, the polar bear is the largest land carnivore in the world. But while they are the apex predators in this biologically diverse habitat, they are in trouble, thanks to global climate change, according to Defenders of Wildlife. But before...
by Shannon Argueta | Apr 14, 2018 | Climate Change Impact, Oceans, THE Global Climate, Wildlife
If you pay any attention to the impact climate change is having on our planet, then you have probably heard about coral reef bleaching. Coral reefs, like the Great Barrier Reef, are being affected by bleaching at an alarming rate. It would be easy to write it off and...
by April Louise Childers | Apr 13, 2018 | Climate Change Impact, THE Global Climate, Wildlife
The pika may be the next victim of climate change. Like animals across the globe, these tiny creatures are suffering because of climate change and may face extinction if we don’t take steps to save their little lives. Studies have revealed a sharp decline in...
by Jordan Taylor Quinn Farkas | Apr 11, 2018 | Climate Change Impact, Oceans, THE Global Climate, Wildlife
Oxygen is one of the most precious elements on Earth. Humans, plants, animals, and just about everything that is breathing depends on it to survive. It is also responsible for the recycling of nutrients and carbon as well. In short, it is simply something we...
by Leonard Heldermann | Apr 10, 2018 | Climate Change Impact, Land, Oceans, THE Global Climate, Wildlife
The Arctic Shelf. Areas on our planet defined by extremes. They represent the harsh bleakness fringes of Nature can create. They also show the vulnerable balance keeping ecosystems around the glove alive. The ice shelves form when ice from the coasts move into the...
