'Escape Routes' to North Planned for Wildlife Affected By Climate Change
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By IAN JOHNSTON ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT  SCOTLAND'S wildlife faces a "long march" north to escape global warming and there will be casualties along the way, Scotland's leading conservation body has warned.
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By Janice Gaston, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 11--HILTON HEAD, S.C.   Late on a misty day, when the wind sighs through trees lining a deserted road and sets their beards of Spanish moss to fluttering, nature takes center stage here.
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Ecologists fear that global warming will make protected landscapes inhospitable to prized species.
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By Allyson Bond, High Point Enterprise, N.C.  Feb. 5--ASHEBORO -- The changing global environment and its impact on Americans is not that far off, according to North Carolina Zoo Director David Jones.
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Animal and plant species have begun dying off or changing sooner than predicted because of global warming, a review of hundreds of research studies contends.
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Nematodes, which occupy the top rung of the food chain in the Antarctic Dry Valleys, are dying off in an alarming example of change.
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Unusual insects are clinging to survival against threats from pollution and climate change, say conservationists.
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Environmentalists think ahead to the effect of tourists and investors on a landscape of crucial habitats.
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Science & environment: Climate change has wreaked havoc on UK wildlife and will cause further disruption, says National Trust
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A comprehensive four-year study of warming in the Arctic shows that heat-trapping gases from tailpipes and smokestacks around the world are contributing to profound environmental changes
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Thousands of wildlife sleuths are being recruited for an inquiry into the affects of climate change on wildlife.
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Â· BA pledge to make scheme easier for passengers  Â· Debate goes on over value of climate change plan
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Off-piste skiing, snowboarding and trekking are putting Alpine wildlife under stress, a study concludes.
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North American wildlife species  ranging from butterflies to red fox are scrambling to adapt to  Earth's rising temperatures and may not survive, according to a  study released on Monday.
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Wildlife managers are looking to contraception as a way to control nuisance animals.
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Science & environment: Rising global temperatures could trigger a huge extinction of plants and animals, according to a  study.
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A Coast Guard reconnaissance team is heading to the far north this week to scope out a final frontier that is opening up to ship traffic in a warming Arctic climate.