期刊
REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
卷 13, 期 4, 页码 813-823出版社
SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s10113-013-0449-z
关键词
Conservation management; Climate change; Risk management; Adaptation; Reindeer
资金
- German Academic Exchange Service
- European Community
- ERDF [2CE168P3]
- CENTRAL EUROPE Programme
This paper presents an assessment scheme that should help local conservation management in their adaptation to potential effects of climate change. It can be used for the identification of robust adaptation options at site level. The assessment scheme was applied to the management of Europe's largest population of wild mountain reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) living in the arctic-alpine plateau of Hardangervidda in south-western Norway. At first, the last four decades (1964-2004) were analysed to identify climate- and non-climate-related driving forces affecting the population. In addition, regional projections of climate change were used to build scenarios for the potential effects on these driving forces until 2050. In the second step, the potential effects of climate change were classified according to the risk they pose to the conservation of reindeer in Hardangervidda. Based on this assessment, no-regret strategies for biodiversity management under changing climate conditions could be identified.
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