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How Biodiversity Conservation Adapts to Climate Change: A Cross-Spatial Scale Framework




As climate change accelerates, biodiversity across the planet is facing increasing threats. Rising global temperatures, unpredictable weather patterns, prolonged droughts, floods, and sea-level rise are disrupting ecosystems and pushing many species toward extinction. In response, scientists and conservationists are rethinking traditional conservation methods and adopting a cross-spatial scale framework to protect biodiversity more effectively.

Conservation strategies once focused mainly on protecting specific species or small protected areas. However, climate change affects ecosystems at multiple levels local, regional, and global. Species are migrating to new areas, habitats are shrinking, and ecological interactions are changing. This has made it clear that conservation efforts must operate across different spatial scales to remain effective.

Popular Engineer Awards

Theme: Popular Engineer Awards for a Connected Future

Popular Engineer Awards celebrate groundbreaking contributions in the field of research data analysis. This year’s theme, "Popular Engineer Awards for a Connected Future," highlights the latest innovations, methodologies, and transformative applications that drive scientific discovery and practical solutions.

By recognizing outstanding researchers, teams, and organizations, these awards aim to:

Honor Excellence – Acknowledge remarkable achievements in data-driven research and innovation.

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