Climate velocity is the speed at which species must migrate to stay in the same climate zone.
Researchers have also observed a mismatch between zooplankton blooms in the North Sea and the breeding times of seabirds, as well as the ability of young cod to survive.

To help species survive, Rewilding Britain proposes a network of rewilding areas in native forests, peat bogs, moorlands, heaths, grasslands, saltmarshes and living reefs, without any loss of productive farmland.

This 5% core would then be linked by 25% of Britain’s land and sea providing “natural dispersal corridors” of nature-friendly landscapes to enable species to better survive anthropogenic climatic changes.
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Seagrass beds off Virginia’s Eastern Shore went from barren sediment to abundant meadows in 20 years in the world’s largest restoration project.

The study is a blueprint for restoration efforts that capitalize on seagrass habitats’ capacity to store carbon and that can be replicated elsewhere.