How are Global Warming
and Biodiversity Connected?
Republic Of Korea
Longitude, Latitude :
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N: 37° N
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S: 33° N
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W: 124° E
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E: 137° E
S. Korea's Red List Species
Population Trend of S. Korea
Threats of S. Korea's species
In South Korea, a Main threat to species was Biological Resource Use. To be specific, Fishing & harvesting aquatic resources was the most potent threat. The second threat was Pollution, such as Agricultural & forestry effluents, and Industrial & military effluents. The third threat was Climate change & severe weather, such as Drought, and Severe weather. Climate change & severe weather was the 3rd main threat in South Korea.
Climate-Related Threats of S. Korea's species
Among the Climate-related threat, Habitat shifting & alteration was the most affecting factor. The second important factor was Temperature extremes. The third was Storms & flooding, and Other impacts ( Ecosystem conversion, Reduced reproductive success etc).