IMPLICACIONES DEL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO SOBRE LA FAUNA SILVESTRE NEOTROPICAL

Leidy Johana Díaz Montilla; Juan Guillermo Hincapié Cuesta; Gloria Elena Estrada Cely

doi:10.47847/fagropec.v16n1a3

Authors

Leidy Johana Díaz Montilla Universidad de la Amazonía https://orcid.org/0009-0008-7921-4007
Juan Guillermo Hincapié Cuesta Universidad de la Amazonía https://orcid.org/0009-0004-6811-7202
Gloria Elena Estrada Cely Universidad de la Amazonía https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0576-4432

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47847/fagropec.v16n1a3

Keywords:

mitigation, extinction, threat, regulation, endemism

Abstract

This documentary research was developed around the identification of the most relevant effects of climate change on Neotropical wildlife, in addition to relating the main species that have been used for this type of evaluations, the most affected regions and the effect of some of the strategies implemented for the mitigation of this environmental phenomenon. For its development, a systematic review was carried out in different databases such as Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, Springer link, among others, and other sources of information that could contribute significantly in the course of the research. As a result, 69 research studies were identified that highlight climate problems in tropical forests; 18 species studied for this purpose and whose effects have been assessed, and the recognition of Brazil as a regional leader in this type of scientific production. The creation of protected areas, biological corridors, prohibition of hunting and environmental education are among the actions with the greatest mitigating impact.

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