Climate Change Endangers Wildlife

The rapid warming of the earth’s atmosphere poses historic challenges for the world — and for the National Wildlife Refuge System. Climate change impacts — extended droughts, massive floods, intense hurricanes and catastrophic wildfires — are occurring more often and causing more damage than at any time in recorded history. Related weather disturbances are swallowing coastlines, drying timberlands, fueling wildfires and changing soil quality.

Explore how climate change wildlife impacts are reshaping animal migration and shifting habitats, revealing risks to ecosystems and why protecting migratory species now matters most.

Climate change affects us all – wildlife and people. To protect wildlife, we have to protect our one shared home. Together, we can do it.

Learn about the causes of climate change, and how climate change is affecting wildlife and ecosystems in the United States.

The next 30 years may usher in continuous geopolitical competition rather than a single global war. With rising tensions among major powers, economic interdependence,

Geopolitical risk will remain elevated due to economic sovereignty and global rivalries. Learn how to manage the uncertainty to grow your business.

The paradigms that CEOs, boards, and policy makers have relied on are giving way to new multipolarities, alliances, and sources of competition and disruption.

The CSIS Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department examines the key political, economic, security, and societal trends shaping the future of global governance and institutions.

Get the latest in Geopolitics through Expert Geopolitical Analysis, Intelligence, Forecasting and more with Geopolitical Futures today.