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Climate refuges may hold key to saving amphibians
Original: Climate refuges may be key to restoring imperiled amphibians
Researchers suggest that identifying climate refuges—areas where conditions remain stable as temperatures rise—could be central to restoring threatened amphibian populations. Frogs, salamanders and other amphibians are among the world's most endangered animal groups, hit hard by habitat loss, disease and a warming climate. The proposal points to protecting and reconnecting these cooler, wetter havens as a practical conservation strategy.
Why now: Amphibians are declining rapidly worldwide, and the idea of using climate refuges offers a hopeful new conservation approach.
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