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Can Existing Reserves Really Preserve Current Levels of Biological Diversity?

April 26, 2017biological Diversity existing levels preserve reserves

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Can Existing Reserves Really Preserve Current Levels of Biological Diversity?

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The present paper deals with this question in the context of the responses of plants and animals to global climate change, based on a literature review. Consequently, we recommend expanding reserves towards the poles and/or towards higher altitudes, to permit species to shift their ranges to keep pace with global warming.