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DESCRIPTION:Special Meeting Climate Change Biogeography of the Internationa
 l Biogeographical Society (IBS)\nGlobal environmental changes are driving 
 biodiversity loss at unprecedented rates constituting a major threat to bo
 th human welfare and ecological stability. This realization has led to a g
 rowing interest in forecasting biological responses from local to global s
 cales and from genes to ecosystems services. Despite unprecedented knowled
 ge about natural systems it is not yet possible to make accurate predictio
 ns due to our incomplete understanding of how biological systems function 
 and interact with physical and socioeconomic factors. Anthropogenic climat
 e change and its realized and potential socio-environmental impacts and fe
 edbacks represent the kind of large‐scale complex phenomena for which the 
 integrative broad‐scale view of biogeography is especially useful. This me
 eting focuses on the role of Biogeography in addressing the challenges ass
 ociated with predicting future responses to climate change.\nhttp://www.ib
 s2018.uevora.pt/
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LOCATION:Évora\, Portugal
SUMMARY:Special Meeting Climate Change Biogeography of the IBS
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