Impact of Climate Change on Avian Migration Patterns: A Multi-Species Analysis

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Henry Osbourne

Abstract

Climate change is altering environmental conditions worldwide, impacting various aspects of biodiversity, including avian migration patterns. In this study, we conducted a multi-species analysis to assess the impact of climate change on avian migration patterns across diverse taxa. Using long-term monitoring data and climate models, we examined changes in the timing, duration, and routes of migration for multiple avian species. Our analysis revealed significant shifts in avian migration patterns in response to climate change. Many species are altering their migration timing, advancing or delaying their departure and arrival dates in accordance with changing environmental conditions. Additionally, changes in temperature and weather patterns are influencing the duration of migration, with some species shortening or lengthening their migratory journeys.

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Osbourne, H. (2025). Impact of Climate Change on Avian Migration Patterns: A Multi-Species Analysis. CINEFORUM, 65(1), 712–715. Retrieved from https://revistadecineforum.com/index.php/cf/article/view/320
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