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Niki, I know nothing about the area you decided to describe and you helped me learn a lot about it!! I love your "bulletized" text because it gives me the information a lot easier! I also like that your padlet is colorful! Your BioArea is looking excellent!

** If you wish please check and evaluate my BioArea, too!
https://padlet.com/hellga_g96/mmiqw3o7ioqb

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I like your work, your videos and all the information included. I like the fact that you chose an area outside your country, but I would prefer it if it was a little more analytical and more descriptive. Even so, your bioarea looks great.

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I'm so glad you introduced me to an area so different to mine! You have presented the endangered species of your area in a beautiful way! I also loved how you put so much effort in emphasizing the harmful effect of climate change in a near polar area! Your BioArea is looking excellent!

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My padlet has less text and is more "bulletized" than most padlets. It is of intermediate extent (neither too big nor petit) and contains the same amount of pictures and videos as other bioareas. It also includes references to information which some bioareas do not. Lastly, I chose an area outside my country which, as I observed, was not a common pratice.

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According to (https://www.sysselmannen.no/en/Toppmeny/The-Governor-of-Svalbard/The-Governors-Tasks/Environmental-management/Species-Management/):

All animals, as well as eggs, nests and lairs, are protected (illegal to chase, disturb or put down animals; hunting and fishing of certain specified species is permitted)
All plants are protected (it is prohibited to damage or remove them; exceptions:  lawful traffic, authorised activities, the picking of mushrooms, seaweed and kelp for private purposes, collection of plants for research or education)

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1. Higher temperatures in winter -> more frequent winter rain -> ice on vegetation -> no food for herbivores (e.g. reindeers) -> food web implications

2. increase in the extent of the growth season favours some species and hinders others)

3. Decline of sea ice around Svalbard under the influence of warm currents leads to loss of habitat for some species (e.g. polar bears)

4.  Earlier start to spring -> changes in nesting biology and mismatch between time of hatching and nutritional content and presence of important grazing plants for chicks

(https://www.geographyandyou.com/climate-change/environment/climate-change-svalbard-archipelago-norway/)
(http://www.npolar.no/en/themes/biodiversity/land/fauna/)

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Climate change is the causal factor of the negative mass balance, which, in its turn, contributes to rising sea levels.
(http://www.mosj.no/en/climate/land/mass-balance-glaciers.html)

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270 assessed species -> 71 (26%) red listed

47 species (17% of assessed) are CR, EN or VU

10 Critically Endangered (CR)

15 Endangered (EN)

22 Vulnerable (VU)

24 Near Threatened (NT)

The above include polar bears, seal, whale and fish species, porcuopines and narwhals

Most important pressures are land use and climate change
(http://sciencenordic.com/red-listed-species-svalbard)

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Wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone National Park...

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Wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone National Park...

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... possibly as a means to control the elk population.

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What Happened When A Pack Of Wolves Were Released In Yellowstone National Park

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Polar bears, whales, dolphins, seals, walruses

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* arctic fox (Vulpex lagopus)
* Svalbard reindeer (Rangifer tarandus)
* southern vole(Microtus levis,introduced)

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29 protected areas
-> 7 national parks
-> 6 nature reserves
-> 15 bird sanctuaries
-> 1 geotope

By Arsenikk - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9896967

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* Norwegian archipelago in Arctic Ocean
* 2667 inhabitants (2016)