Atlas Guide Activity 3: Atlas of Change

Watch the Video An Introduction to the Climate Change Atlas: How Does It Work? Go to

Going to Summary of Predictors

Using Maps of Actual Predictors Used in the Model tool

Comparing results on two different maps Dropdown menu Tab buttons to choose times of year or switch to precipitation

Entering the Tree Atlas Tree Atlas button

Finding the Combined Species Outputs button in the Tree Atlas

Using the Modelled Future Habitats tab and the Potential Changes by Forest Types tool Modelled Future Habitats tab Potential Changes by Forest Types

Comparing forest types Help button for forest descriptions Legend

Changing climate scenarios Climate Scenarios dropdown menu Summary of Changes button

Looking at changes in individual species Combined Species Output button

Using the Modelled Future Habitats tab and the Potential Winners and Losers by State tool Modeled Future Habitats tab Modelled Future Habitats tab Potential Winners and Losers by State

Click map on website to select your state

Example: Florida winners and losers table Full title of column Columns 6-10 showing different model scenarios Sort button

Returning to main page Climate Change Atlas button

Bird Atlas button

Combined Species Output button Go to

Looking at changes in bird species populations by state Modelled Future Habitats tab Potential Changes by State

Winners/Losers at a Glance button

Florida example of Winner/Loser table Current modelled column Columns showing projected changes based on various climate model scenarios

Returning to Bird Atlas main page Bird Atlas button

Sorting birds by common name Sort by clicking column title

Bird Example: Acadian Flycatcher External links for more information

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