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Sea Level Rise and severe coastal storms– may decrease<br />

shoreline habitat<br />

Some bird species will benefit from milder winters and<br />

extended breeding seasons, whereas others, such as northern<br />

species associated with <strong>for</strong>est habitats will decline.<br />

Larger more adaptable mammal species (e.g., deer) may<br />

benefit from climate change, whereas smaller less mobile<br />

species (e.g., New England cottontail) may become isolated<br />

and decrease.<br />

Species of amphibians or invertebrates associated with<br />

ephemeral aquatic habitats such as vernal pools are<br />

particularly vulnerable.<br />

Synchrony between plants and native pollinators may change.

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