Alpine newt (Triturus alpestris), GLM

Wood Grouse (Tetrao urogallus) areal Changes Modelling by 2050s

Wood grouse (Tetrao urogallus): habitat changes modelling in EEBIO Region in scope of the IMAGE climate change data: GLM-scenario by 2050 Kolomytsev G., PrydatkoV. see here updated print-version The model is published with the assistance of ULRMC, funded by ‘Projection

Tilia cordata, Pyrgus andromedae areal Changes Modelling by 2050s

Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Areal Changes Modelling by 2050s

Beech areal changes for East Europe was modelled by GLM. Historical and expected distribution ‘movie’ available. http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id

Elk (Alces alces):areal changes modelling by 2050

Elk areal changes for East Europe was modelled by GLM. Historical and expected distribution ‘movie’ available. http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id

Yellow Anemone (A.ranunculoides): areal changes in 1970-2008

Yellow Anemone (Anemone ranunculoides L.) natural habitat changes modelling demonstrates migration of natural habitats of the species partly to southern territories of the GLOBIO Ukraine Region. See full animated story about the trends. Yellow Anemone areal changes were modelled with

Snowdrop anemone (Anemone sylvestris) Areal Changes (1980s-2008)

Snowdrop anemone (Anemone sylvestris L.) areal changes were modelled with usage of historical, GIS and RS data, which included following. 1a) «Хорология флоры Украины» (1986). 1b) «Екофлора України» (2000-2004). 1c) Vegetation of European Part of the USSR: Analytical Maps I-IX

Brown Bear (Ursus arctos):Areal Changes Modelling by 2050s

The maps shows areal changes of Brown bear (U. arctos) in GLOBIO Ukraine Region by 2050s – due to expected climate changes (with taking into account land use changes in the GLOBIO Ukraine Region). NB: the model reflects ‘convenience’ of

White-headed Duck historical distribution movie available

White-headed Duck (O. leucocephala) Areal Changes Movie (1810-2004s) http://biomodel.org.ua/?page_id=25 Scenario 1 Habitat changes modeling based on mean temperature in May of the 1950s and 1970s (GIS CCS). The example demonstrates that theoretically these habitats have moved to the north (Krivenko,

The MSA-LCCD comparison flash-movie has improved

BioModel proposed and updated the first comparison flash-movie ‘MSA and LCCD’ (800×600 pixels) for the educational purposes. More details. Author: G.Kolomytsev (ULRMC)