Habitats en soorten in een veranderend klimaat. Een selectie van kennis voor de periode 2015-2025
Over the past ten years, it has become clear that rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, longer periods of drought and more severe storms are having an increasingly significant impact on our natural environment. The report “Habitats and species in a changing climate” examines the consequences of climate change for Flemish nature and forests in the period 2015–2025.
We show how different habitats respond to these changes. We also look at vulnerable species groups such as butterflies, wild bees, dragonflies and amphibians. We describe the expected effects on, among other things, phenology, distribution and ecosystem dynamics.
In addition to the risks, we also discuss the opportunities: what climate adaptation measures can make nature and forests more resilient?
This report brings together the latest scientific insights and translates them into useful knowledge for everyone involved in the management and future of Flemish nature.
We show how different habitats respond to these changes. We also look at vulnerable species groups such as butterflies, wild bees, dragonflies and amphibians. We describe the expected effects on, among other things, phenology, distribution and ecosystem dynamics.
In addition to the risks, we also discuss the opportunities: what climate adaptation measures can make nature and forests more resilient?
This report brings together the latest scientific insights and translates them into useful knowledge for everyone involved in the management and future of Flemish nature.
Details
| Number of pages | 204 |
|---|---|
| Type | Reports of Research Institute for Nature and Forest |
| Category | Research |
| Language | Dutch |
Bibtex
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title = "Habitats en soorten in een veranderend klimaat",
abstract = "Over the past ten years, it has become clear that rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, longer periods of drought and more severe storms are having an increasingly significant impact on our natural environment. The report “Habitats and species in a changing climate” examines the consequences of climate change for Flemish nature and forests in the period 2015–2025.
We show how different habitats respond to these changes. We also look at vulnerable species groups such as butterflies, wild bees, dragonflies and amphibians. We describe the expected effects on, among other things, phenology, distribution and ecosystem dynamics.
In addition to the risks, we also discuss the opportunities: what climate adaptation measures can make nature and forests more resilient?
This report brings together the latest scientific insights and translates them into useful knowledge for everyone involved in the management and future of Flemish nature.",
author = "Maud Raman and Arthur De Haeck and Geert De Knijf and Kevin Maebe and Dirk Maes and Robbe Paredis and Sam Provoost and Andries Saerens and Geert Sioen and Jeroen Speybroeck and Arno Thomaes and Marijke Thoonen and Tina Tuerlings and Kris Vandekerkhove and Pieter Vangansbeke and Alexander Van Braeckel and Loïc van Doorn and An Vanden Broeck and Florian Van Hecke and Gunther Van Ryckegem and Jan Wouters",
year = "2025",
month = jan,
day = "01",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.21436/inbor.115522467",
language = "English",
publisher = "Instituut voor Natuur- en Bosonderzoek",
address = "Belgium,
type = "Other"
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Authors
Maud RamanArthur De Haeck
Geert De Knijf
Kevin Maebe
Dirk Maes
Robbe Paredis
Sam Provoost
Andries Saerens
Geert Sioen
Jeroen Speybroeck
Arno Thomaes
Marijke Thoonen
Tina Tuerlings
Kris Vandekerkhove
Pieter Vangansbeke
Alexander Van Braeckel
Loïc van Doorn
An Vanden Broeck
Florian Van Hecke
Gunther Van Ryckegem
Jan Wouters
