Australia?s Biodiversity and Climate Change

  • Goodall D
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This volume is the result of an initiative by the Natural Resources Management Ministerial Council, to assess the vulnerability of Australia?s biodiversity to climate change. It may be said at once that this remit is interpreted, not as referring to changes in ?biodiversity? as usually understood ? the number of species present ? but rather as covering all responses of organisms and the ecosystems in which they participate to the climate changes now in progress and in prospect. This extension of ?biodiversity? is clarified by the statement that ?modern biodiversity conservation . . . should ensure . . . the maintenance of ecological processes and the delivery of ecosystem services?.

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Goodall, D. (2010). Australia?s Biodiversity and Climate Change. Pacific Conservation Biology, 16(3), 221–222. https://doi.org/10.1071/pc100221

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