This document summarizes information on eight bird species in North America that are threatened by climate change: Horned Puffin, Ivory Gull, Snowy Owl, Laysan Duck, Lucy's Warbler, Marsh Wren, Bobolink, and Whip-poor-will. For each species, it provides details on their habitat range, why they are threatened, and their prospects for survival given continued climate change impacts. Climate change is altering habitats and food sources for these birds through rising sea levels, warming ocean temperatures, changes in weather patterns and tundra/wetland environments, and loss of grassland and forest habitats. Conservation efforts aim to minimize additional threats and help the birds adapt to climatic