Will Nash

2 weeks ago | resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Josh Carter |Will Nash |Richard Davies

INTRODUCTION Climate change is an ever-growing issue for global biodiversity. There was a steady increase in global surface temperatures between 1951 and 2010, of which more than half was likely due to human emissions (IPCC, 2014); such warming has since continued (IPCC, 2023). Of concern is not only a rise in average temperatures but also the growing threat of heatwaves – periods of elevated temperatures relative to normal conditions.