What Modern Climate Change Means For Birds, Habitats

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An Acadian flycatcher.
An Acadian flycatcher. Melissa McMasters (CC-BY 2.0)  

Recent climate change modeling by the U.S. Forest Service showed that by the end of the century, the Acadian flycatcher could become quasi-extinct if temperatures rise. We check in with a researcher about this new study, plus consider what climate change means for habitats and birds in the Midwest.

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    Episode Credits

    • John Munson Host
    • Laura Pavin Producer
    • Michael Dieringer Technical Director
    • Benjamin Zuckerberg Guest
    • Stan Temple Guest

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