Recent observations by the National Trust highlight the profound impact of climate change on wildlife. Dormice are emerging early from hibernation due to shorter winters, expending extra energy during a period they’re typically inactive. Similarly, red deer face a new challenge with calving seasons delayed, leading to fawns being born closer to winter, which compromises their development and ability to survive the cold months.

These shifts signify more than just behavioral anomalies; they reflect a broader ecological disruption. Fewer cold snaps mean tree pests like the oak processionary moth are less controlled, posing a threat to forest health. The changing climate is also affecting flora, with early budding and altered flowering times disrupting ecosystems.

These ecological imbalances underscore the urgency of addressing climate change. At GITEX Impact, we’re dedicated to exploring innovative solutions to these environmental challenges. Join us in our efforts to understand and combat the effects of climate change on our natural world.

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