A new report says warming temperatures could lead to the departure and arrival of some bird species in New Brunswick. Climate Central, a U.S. nonprofit research organization, found that 44 species in the province are at risk if the planet warms to 3 C above pre-industrial temperatures.
Boreal chickadee among bird species that may move north looking for cooler weather
Oliver Pearson · CBC News
· Posted: Apr 11, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Boreal chickadees are one of the species that are at risk because of warming temperatures. (Credit: Brian Keating)
A new report says warming temperatures could lead to the departure and arrival of some bird species in New Brunswick.
Climate Central, a nonprofit research organization in the United States, found that 44 species in the province are at risk if the planet warms to 3 C above pre-industrial temperatures.
According to the United Nations, global temperature changes are often measured against the average temperature over the pre-industrial baseline of 1850–1900 — the earliest period for which high-quality land and ocean surface temperature observations are available.
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